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Will My Children Ever Leave Home? And If They Do Will They Come Back Like A Boomerang?
by Dr. William “Marty” Martin May and June are the months associated with graduations and weddings. Both represent big transitions more
Cash Course: Exploring the early retirement movement
Matt Knoll discusses the FIRE movement and how people can plan ahead if they are seeking early retirement to obtain more
Total Cost of Ownership
Costs matter. Whether you’re buying a car or selecting an investment strategy, the costs you expect to pay are likely more
TPC in the News: Catch up on recent media quotes from and interviews with our advisors
Now you can easily access recent financial advice and insights you may have missed. Autumn Campbell, CFP®, is interviewed in more
Andrew Sivertsen,CFP®, CeFT®. Partner/Sr. Financial Planner, quoted in FinancialPlanner.com on “Longer lifespans are going to affect planning for young clients, too.”
Andrew Sivertsen, CFP®, CeFT®. Partner/Sr. Financial Planner, discusses the phrase, “I’m not going to live that long,” and how that more
Andrew Sivertsen, CFP®, CeFT®. Partner/Sr. Financial Planner, featured in Quad City Times discussing, ” Are Credit Cards Ever Worth the Risk.”
Andrew Sivertsen discusses how credit cards can be a powerful tool, yielding several benefits. Read the whole article here, https://qctimes.com/business/cash-course-are-credit-cards-ever-worth-the-risk/article_b2e41014-378d-5862-a80e-789697cbc29e.html
Matt Knoll, CFP®. Financial Planner, featured in Forbes.com, “Can You Retire Comfortably at 35?”
Matt Knoll of The Planning Center discusses what it would take to retire early, as in your mid-30s to 40s. more
Long-Life Learning (The Pursuit of Mastery)
By Matthew Sivertsen, CFP® Since Tiger Woods’ recent win at the 2019 Masters Tournament, I am sure there are a more
Alternative Reality
Diversification has been called the only free lunch in investing. This idea is based on research showing that diversification, through more
The FIRE Movement — Is it just a fad?
by Matt Knoll, CFP® Reading online finance articles, blogs, and tweets, there always seems to be a hot new trend. more