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- Category: Economy
- The U.S. Is in a Precarious Financial Situation
- Contributions to Gross Domestic Production (GDP)
- Fee-Only or Commission What’s Best for You?
- Does the U.S. Still Have a Debt Problem?
- The U.S. Deficit and National Debt
- 2021 Outlook for Stocks and Bonds
- Estate Planning Case Study
- Taxes Case Study
- Are We in Another Financial Bubble?
- Diversification and Rebalancing (06-30-20)
- 403b Plans for Massachusetts Teachers & Administrators
- Retirement Plans for the Self Employed
- Bitcoin the Future of Money or a Novelty?
- I’m Positive Negative Interest Rates Won’t Work
- President Trump’s Risky Bet Against Our Trade Deficit
- Coronavirus Outbreak Has Caused Economic Chaos and Uncertainty
- Diversification and Rebalancing: A Retirement Saver’s Best Friend
- Why an Inverted Yield Curve Matters to You
- The World Is Drifting Away from Capitalism
- How the Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Can Help Solve the Public Pensions Problem
- Don’t Fear the Bond Market Reapers
- Is the U.S. Economy Really Getting Better?
- The Impact of Tax Cuts on Your State Income Taxes and Financial Planning
- Ex-Fed Chief Greenspan’s Bond Bubble Warning
- Keep an Eye Out for Higher Interest Rates in 2018
- Can President Trump’s Tax Cuts Stimulate the Economy?
- Don’t Overreact to Skyrocketing Consumer Confidence
- The Bond Market Might Be President Trump’s Toughest Opponent
- Why Brexit Matters Matters to Your Portfolio
- Bernie & the Trump Foretelling the End of the 35 Year Bull Market in Bonds
- The 2015 Fiduciary Proposal
- How Fannie Mae Came Back the Dead
- What Politicians and Real Estate Developers Get Wrong About Government Debt and Deficits
- The United States Is Not Japan
- Know the Ins and Outs Before Refinancing a Student Loan
- Buying Gold: Trick, or Treat?
- Category: Federal Reserve
- Money Creation In the Time of Quantitative Easing or Q.E.
- Is Quantitative Easing (Q.E.) Stimulative
- Is the Federal Reserve Making It Up?
- The Risks of Quantitative Tightening
- Is the Reduction of the Fed’s Balance Sheet a Ticking Time Bomb?
- Is It a Smart to Reduce Taxes If a Big Buyer of Your Debt Stops Buying?
- Why Tax Cuts & the Federal Reserve Reducing Its Balance Sheet, Is Risky
- The Big Risk Awaiting the New Federal Reserve Chair
- The Fed Is Living Dangerously With All These Excess Reserves
- Category: Press Releases
- Certified Tax Specialist™ (CTS™)
- Certified Estate and Trust Specialist™
- Certified Annuity Specialist® (CAS®)
- 2017 Five Star Wealth Manager
- What the Department of Labor Fiduciary Rule Means to You
- Know the Ins and Outs Before Refinancing a Student Loan
- Financial Advisor Tim Hayes Believes The Department of Labor Got It Right
- Financial Advisor, Tim Hayes discusses the folly of negative interest rates in his April investment article in SOCO and New England Monthly magazines.
- Tim Hayes Named 2016 Five Star Professional Wealth Manager
- AIF® Designation
- Certified Mutual Fund Specialist® (CFS®)