Monthly Archives: March 2018
Investing in Your Beliefs
It’s Not Uncommon Many well-educated, socially conscious, and environmentally friendly investors wind up buying shares of companies whose beliefs and business practices are far removed from their own. Why? Often, investors simply haven’t thought about merging their personal beliefs with … Continue reading
Financial Priorities Young Families Should Address
As you start a family, you start to think more about certain financial matters. Things change when you have kids, so being prepared can make the transition less stressful down the road. Parenting presents you with definite, sudden, financial … Continue reading
Translating Stock Market Jargon
Understanding the terminology used when it comes to stocks, investing, and even Wall Street is challenging to many people. Below are some terms we hear quite often summarized in order to help you. Blue Chips: Stocks that have a history … Continue reading
Who To Trust With Your Money – 2 Frugal Dudes Podcast
Stephen Rischall,CFP® spoke with Sean Merron, host of the 2 Frugal Dudes podcast to discuss everything from good (and bad) financial decision making, to investing for the first time, and smart ways to protect yourself from financial fraud. Stephen also shared his … Continue reading
Should Millennials Be Your Money Models?
Financially, Millennials (or Generation Y) are often criticized for being risk averse and unaware. Is this truth, or is it fiction? In some instances, pure fiction. Here are some good financial habits common to millennials – habits their parents and grandparents … Continue reading
