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Since December 22, 2018, every radio, tv, newspaper, magazine, and internet news program has covered the federal government shutdown. Headlines scream that Trump is a bully; Congress is ineffective. Then the reverse is claimed. Most…
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What tasks in life do you hate to perform? Paying bills? Working out? And what about those tasks that you really aren’t very proficient at performing? Say, balancing your checkbook? Performing maintenance on your car?…
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A common misperception held by many today is that only two types of people are able to be truly generous. Only the very rich (the likes of Warren Buffet or Bill Gates) or the very…
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Every so often we like to highlight a recent experience we had with a client who benefited from financial planning. It’s a way for us to show how great our clients are and the significant…
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Disclaimer: Index investing is only one form of passive investing, however, for purposes of this article, index investing and passive investing are used interchangeably. Every year we do a family Fantasy Football league and regardless…
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Phil Blair This blog post was written by Phil Blair the owner and founder of Century 21 Everest.  Phil has been involved in the real estate business since 1987, selling and managing all types of real estate…
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Since the market bottomed out in March of 2009, it has risen steadily and consistently over the past 9 ½ years with only a few bumps along the way.  We’ve experienced occasional pullbacks and corrections…
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Let me start out with a disclaimer and an important note:  As a fee-only financial planning firm we don’t sell insurance or receive any type of third-party compensation on the recommendation and implementation of insurance…
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Click here to watch the video version of this article As we do retirement planning for high-income professionals, one of the biggest problems we see is a heavy concentration of savings in tax-deferred retirement accounts, specifically,…
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Uncertainty in regard to the movement of bond prices has been a topic of debate ever since 2008, when in response to the great recession, interest rates were lowered to unprecedented levels in order to…
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