Investing has forever been a scary and confusing topic for many people. Trying to understand the movements of stocks and getting comfortable with the risks those movements pose can be difficult to understand and even more difficult to accept
Nikki Boulukos and Carissa Jordan first met a decade ago as young analysts at Goldman Sachs. Ten years later, they happened to reunite in the same New York City suburb as friends and neighbors raising their young children. Nikki
After reading the first post in our investing series, you now know what is available to you in terms of what you can invest in. The question next is, how do you even get started?
One question we have been asked frequently in light of the pandemic and the residual economic crisis is whether we recommend investing in bonds. Bonds are typically described as less volatile than a traditional stock investment, which make them
When I meet new people, or I am catching up with friends or family and they ask “What do you do?” and I respond with “I’m a Financial Trainer” it’s usually met with a puzzled look or a follow
The Millennial Generation tends to be anti-establishment when it comes to their money, which is why so many tech companies are developing apps to try and reach them.
The number one fear keeping most of our clients on the sidelines is losing their money if they invest it; however, being overly cautious with your money also means that your money is actually losing value.
What I realized is that there is one market that is more powerful, with the ability to provide the most consistent returns over time – it is what I call the “YOU” market.
