By Gary Silverman, CFP®
In my last column, I discussed that, as time marches on, the markets are more similar than different. Of course, that means today it’s
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Recently in this column, I discussed the main problem of investing in most markets, and especially stock markets—they’re a bit bouncy
Most books on investment planning dive right into what sort of return on investment you need to satisfy your goals. That’s not how I do things. Instead you
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
In 1971, Led Zeppelin released the song, “Stairway to Heaven.” This rock-n-roll classic has made Page, Plant, and company a whole lot
Risk taking is invigorating to those who plunge down white water rapids, soar through the skies strapped to a hang glider, or descend into the earth while
Up to now, I’ve pretty much assumed that you will be putting money into your accounts monthly. That regular investing keeps the gyrations of the market at bay
by Gary Silverman, CFP®
In this column, we’ve been examining the ups and downs of including stocks in your portfolio. I often mention that I stay in the stock
An advisor I know got this question from a client: “How do we protect ourselves from the coming civil war?” Because of infighting in congress, massive
I like income streams, especially guaranteed ones. In the Star Trek saga, Spock would often give the greeting of friendship, “Live Long and Prosper.” When last
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Recently, I’ve been making the case for why you should include stocks in your portfolio. As I turn the page we begin a new chapter that
I loved those old TV advertisements with the talking baby. You know the ones—the baby is sitting at the computer trading stocks, bonds, and who-knows-what-else
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
In last week’s column, we made the following discoveries:
- You (or your spouse) may live a long time;
- You’ll need more money every year
