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Stock Market High Buy or Sell? The stock markets are at an all time high! Should you buy or sell? Many believe the markets are literally on edge… What is causing the stock market madness? The excitement associated with stock market rallies is perpetuated by the media’s enthusiasm. And, though they have been on the sidelines since the Presidential election, now they can’t seem to get enough of this current run. Recently CNN/Money reported “No worries on Wall Street” insinuating that fear and greed were responsible for the run. But, others are running scared, stating that a meltdown is imminent. Last month the Census Bureau releasedRead More →

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Overcoming  Market Risk and Volatility Are You Comfortable with Risk? Market risk and volatility can sometimes cause a phobia or even worse… Are you comfortable with risk? Perhaps you have developed risk-a-phobia to investing, or the reluctancy to invest in yourself because of market losses and fear. There is a cure, and we have the prescription for retirement to help you overcome the fear and volatility of the unknown. Permanent life insurance and annuities provide the perfect combination to help you guarantee that what you want to happen will happen. With these tried and true financial products, you can rest assured knowing that you and your familyRead More →

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Money Solutions – Taxes, Inflation and Opportunities Money solutions to help you eliminate wealth transfers and increase your wealth. How to combat taxes and inflation and take advantage of opportunities. Time flies… and Time is Money! The time is now and it provides a great opportunity to set aside some time, and review your financial priorities and goals. You can use this time to reflect back on the first 9 months of the year, and make adjustments or set new goals for the remainder of the year. You likely recently paid your income taxes, or maybe you got a refund of what you overpaid? Regardless, doRead More →