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After a three-year rally, the financial markets have been down for seven straight days, marking their worst slide since the pandemic decline in March of 2020. (1) Monday’s intraday market dip put the S&P 500 down…
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Does anyone remember the days when $.86 bought a gallon of gas? (1) Or when a new home cost about $96,000? (2) Those were the same days that $1 million could buy you anything and everything, and…
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Life, even in normal times, is full of change. Then we have a wild year like the one we just walked through and it’s hard to remember what the world was like pre-2020. Thankfully, you…
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It used to be that you could work for the same company for 40 years and retire with a pension that would allow you to live comfortably for the rest of your life. Those days…
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As a commercial real estate broker, you can potentially make a lot of money over the course of your career. But the deals you manage can take months or even a year or more to…
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It can be hard enough to manage your finances when your circumstances are relatively simple, let alone when you have extra challenges due to your career. When you need help, how do you know who…
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Has anyone else ever chosen a career and then been miserable in it? Only me? I didn’t think so. And while I truly enjoyed many aspects of what I did in my first career, what…
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Now that we’re almost 75% of the way through a wild 2020, I’d like to take some time to discuss risk.  Risk can be a scary word to some, but I think it’s all relative…
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COVID-19 has flipped everyone’s sense of a normal life on it’s head.  It didn’t forget about the stock market either. After a prolonged period of steady growth and one of the longest bull market runs,…
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Defining the Sandwich Generation No, I’m not talking about the 18th century invention of the sandwich by John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich.  I’m referring to those at a point in life where they are caring…
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