
To Spend or Not to Spend
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® CeFT® To spend or not to spend, that is the question? “Dad! Dad! Dad! Can I more
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® CeFT® To spend or not to spend, that is the question? “Dad! Dad! Dad! Can I more
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® CeFT® Six months ago, I wrote an article about how to manage volatility risk (the swings more
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® There are several key principles to having a sound investment philosophy, and one of the most more
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® It has been roughly eleven years since stock markets bottomed out in March of more
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® In December of 2019, President Trump signed into law the SECURE Act, which stands for “Setting more
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® I hear a number of questions and concerns around the Social Security Program from my clients. more
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
by Andrew Sivertsen, CFP® For many of us, the topic of longevity isn’t something about which we spend a lot more
Andrew Sivertsen, CFP®, CeFT®, Partner/Sr. Financial Planner in the Quad Cities office of The Planning Center discusses with Sarah Ritter more
The Planning Center’s Partner and Senior Financial Planner Andrew Sivertsen CFP(r) and CeFT (r) featured in the Quad City Times more