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I am the owner and founder of WealthTrace, which provides web-based financial planning software to both financial advisors and consumers.. I have over 20 years of experience in the financial markets and I am a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). I hold a masters degree in Economics from Miami ...more

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Preparing For Retirement
Everybody needs to plan for retirement. Unfortunately, too many people stick their heads in the sand and just hope everything works out. This is not a strategy.
Stocks For The Next Recession
We know that stocks generally do very poorly in a recession. But not all stocks do poorly and some even go up when the economy is in the doldrums.
Inflation Is Back: What To Do?
Inflation has reared its ugly head and it is downright frightening to many people. There are a lot of investors who have never even had to see inflation in any sort of major way. But how times have changed.
What GameStop Reminds Us
Let me get this straight. A currency created as a joke and that you can't buy anything with has run up 500% in the first few months of the year?
What Do We Do Now?
Nobody likes to go through bear markets, recessions, crashes, but they're just part of the deal if you're going to be an investor. So you may as well make the best of it, which can mean using it as an opportunity.
Reasons To Invest In Dividend Payers For Retirement
When investing for retirement when one is younger, it makes sense not only to take more risk in the stock market, but to invest more in growth stocks rather than value stocks that pay a higher dividend.
Watch Out For High Fund Fees
It's hard to believe that a year has gone by since Vanguard founder Jack Bogle died. It is also hard to overstate Vanguard's impact on the investing landscape in the U.S.
What To Do When Retirement Is Near
Where are you on the retirement timeline? If you're in the early years of your career, you may have barely given it a thought other than to regularly contribute to your retirement accounts.
Do You Need An Annuity For Retirement?
The even-more-ridiculously-acronymed-than-usual SECURE Act (that's Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement) has made it through the House of Representatives.
Volatility Proofing Your Portfolio In Retirement
Can anything be done to mitigate market volatility? And do you even need to worry about it in the first place?
Use Altria's High Dividend For Retirement Portfolios
The stock price of Altria (MO) is down over 27% this year.But continuing declines in smoking rates in the United States has sparked fears that there is no way Altria can continue its earnings growth over the long run.
Protecting Your Retirement From A Flattening Yield Curve
If you're reading this, you're probably an investor in equities. There's a good chance you invest almost exclusively in stocks, via mutual funds and ETFs. If so, you might not have noticed one of the most important developments in finance recently.
Dividend Payers To The Rescue
If you retirement expenses are greater than your after-tax retirement income, your investments will begin to dwindle as you use the principal to pay for expenses.
How Volatility Impacts Retirement Plans
There really was nowhere to hide during the latest downturn. Very similar to 2008/2009, most assets were correlated and fell together. But also just like in the 2008/2009 downturn, some equities were less volatile than others.
Inflation, The Markets, And Your Retirement Plan
One of the reasons the market has been so volatile lately is the fear of inflation rearing its ugly head. If this forces the Federal Reserve to push up interest rates more than expected, the stock market is in for a serious fall.
Strong Dividend Stocks Can Change Your Retirement Odds
With the stock market powering ever higher, dividend yields continue to fall on most stocks. This will lead many investors to simply search for high yielding stocks and buy those. But this could be a major mistake.
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