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- Institute of Business & Finance Announces a NEW CAS® Designee San Diego, BA May 11, 2020
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Posts by category
- Category: Debt
- 10 Years After the Financial Crisis, Does the U.S. Still Have a Debt Problem?
- Don’t Overreact to Skyrocketing Consumer Confidence
- What Politicians and Real Estate Developers Get Wrong About Government Debt and Deficits
- The United States Is Not Japan
- Student Loans Know the Ins and Outs Before Refinancing
- Category: Taxes
- Is the U.S. Economy Getting Better?
- The Impact of Tax Cuts on Your State Income Taxes and Financial Planning
- Is It a Smart Idea to Reduce Taxes If a Big Buyer of Your Debt Stops Buying?
- Why Tax Cuts, Combined With the Federal Reserve Reducing Its Balance Sheet, Is So Risky for Our Economy
- Congress and the New Tax Bill
- Can Tax Cuts Stimulate the Economy?
- Category: Government
- President Trump’s Risky Bet Against Our Trade Deficit
- Coronavirus Outbreak Has Caused Economic Chaos & Uncertainty
- Where Money Comes From
- How the Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Can Help Solve the Public Pensions Problem
- DOL Fiduciary Rule Put on Hold
- DOL Fiduciary Rule Timeline & Updates
- What the New Department of Labor (DOL) Fiduciary Rule Means to You
- State and Local Pensions (Maybe Rhode Island Figured it Out?)
- If You Have a Retirement Plan, You Will Need to Know about the Best Interest Contract Exemption
- Why Brexit Matters Matters to Your Portfolio
- Bernie & the Trump
- The 2015 Fiduciary Proposal: A Retirement Ruckus
- Fannie Mae Is Back from the Dead
- Financial Advisor Tim Hayes Believes The Department of Labor Got It Right
- The Greek Clash: Should I Stay, or Should I Go?
- Why Every Country Can’t Export More
- Category: Interest Rates
- Category: Federal Reserve
- Bitcoin the Future of Money or a Novelty?
- I’m Positive Negative Interest Rates Won’t Work
- Is QE4 Stimulative?
- Is the Federal Reserve Making It Up as They Go Along?
- The World Is Drifting Away from Capitalism
- The Risks of Quantitative Tightening
- Is the Reduction of the Fed’s Balance Sheet a Ticking Time Bomb? Two Financial Heavyweights Weigh In.
- 7 Years after the Housing Crisis, Are We in Another Financial Bubble
- The Federal Reserve’s Balance Sheet Troubles
- The Big Risk Awaiting the New Federal Reserve Chair
- Retirement Plan Contribution Limits 2019 401(k) Plans and 403(b) Plans
- The Fed Is Living Dangerously With All These Excess Reserves
- The Folly of Negative Interest Rates
- Retirement Plan Sponsors the DOL Makes Plan’s More Transparent
- Are We in Another Financial Bubble
- Business Investment Shouldn’t Be a Four Letter Word
- Stumbling Growth: Was the Negative 2.9% First Quarter GDP Really Just a Fluke?
Case Studies
- Fee-Only or Commission What is Best for You?
- Investing In an Overpriced Stock Market
- It Is Not Your Fault You Retired When the Stock Market is High and Interest Rates are Low
- 403b Retirement Catch-Up Options for Public School Employees
- Retirement Plans for Self-Employed
- Investing In Foreign Stocks and Bonds
- Diversification and Investment Portfolio Design
- Massachusetts Public Employees & Social Security Eligibility
- Active vs Passive Investing
- Buying Gold
- Inheriting an IRA
- Employer Stock - Net Unrealized Appreciation
- Financial Planning for Retirees
- Saving for Retirement at Work
- The Financial Planning Process
- Life Insurance Needs Analysis
- 401k Plan Consulting
- Asset Management
- 404(c) Retirement Plan Compliance
- How the Retirement Secure Act Impacts You
- Student Loans Private and Government Sponsored
- Who's Looking at Your 403b?