First Quarter Investment Lessons
With the two-year anniversary of the pandemic upon us, most people were just hoping for a return to calm and normalcy. The first quarter delivered
With the two-year anniversary of the pandemic upon us, most people were just hoping for a return to calm and normalcy. The first quarter delivered
With oil prices spiking above $100 per barrel, certain elected leaders are making bold statements such as, “to the oil and gas companies…its no time
Twelve Ways To Offset Inflation With inflation up 7%, the impact is felt across the entire economy. However, if you read articles on how to
Often, we are asked a variety of questions with very black or white outcomes. They will be questions such as: If interest rates rise, should
A family friend, Darryl, started his first “big boy” job last summer. At the time, he called seeking advice on his 401(k)-retirement plan. To his
Kevin is a friend who works at an area chemical plant. At age 61, he wanted to discuss his company’s 401(k) plan recognizing he doesn’t
Normally, as we end one year and welcome a new one, we focus on parties, great food and time off. The COVID economy has certainly
After a several month-long battle, Starbucks employees in Buffalo, New York, unionized one cafe. This was not a sweatshop with 20-hour workdays. It was your typical Starbucks.
Recently, a Tarrant County Texas court sentenced William “Doc” Gallagher to three life terms, plus another 30 years, after pleading guilty to a Ponzi scheme.
With less than two months left in the year, now is a great time to consider how your charitable contributions may impact your 2021 taxes.
As I strolled into class, one of my students, Ricky, was checking his portfolio. He had a frown on his face as the stock he
Can You Beat The Market? With the new semester under way, my students at Texas Lutheran University gave a presentation on the process and performance