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Precious metals are a great non-market correlated asset.  Perfect for diversification of investment funds. Since President Nixon took us off the gold standard in 1971 we have been operating with a fiat currency.  Basically this means currency with out any … Continue reading →

This is a borrowed article, not original but a good one! One of the earliest lessons in life is that actions have consequences, and boy is this true in the final third of life. If you’re at or near retirement the … Continue reading →

Women Take Charge of Your Financial Future! Are you so confused by all the different financial information out there that you don’t even know what questions to ask or who to trust?  If this sounds like you, you are not … Continue reading →

When it comes to annuity products, fixed index annuities (FIAs) have been around for a relatively short period of time. Created in 1996, FIAs are insurance products, not investments, that offer the opportunity for some interest potential while protecting against … Continue reading →

Rule of 100:  The Rule of 100 is perhaps the simplest financial rule of thumb out there. It is also one of the most widely abused/misused. Simply put, you take 100 and subtract your age from it and the resultant … Continue reading →

Earlier today, President Obama popped into the White House Personal Finance Online Summit, where our own Meg Marco was in attendance. Speaking to the small group of writers, the president offered up his advice on personal finance. “Don’t spend all … Continue reading →

TAX FREE RETIREMENT With Maximum Funding Life Insurance!   When you mention life insurance to people the first thing that usually comes to mind is “death benefit protection.”  There is so much more you can do with a life insurance … Continue reading →

An astounding seventy percent of all Americans do not have disability insurance.  However statistics show that three out of ten Americans will become disabled during their working years.  Most with families, homes, lives they want to preserve.  Around 60% of … Continue reading →

The primary purpose of life insurance for individuals and families is to provide a death benefit to help replace lost income and protect loved ones from the financial losses that could result from the insured’s death. However, life insurance — … Continue reading →