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Your Greatest Retirement Risk

Your Greatest Retirement Risk

For most Americans, retirement is the reward from a lifetime of hard work. Some retirees choose to volunteer or take positions they enjoy while others trade in the daily 8-5 grind for a retirement full of freedom, no alarm clocks, and travel. Between 2010 and 2030,...

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CD Rates Are Over 5%: Should You Buy Them?

CD Rates Are Over 5%: Should You Buy Them?

Beginning in March 2022, the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in an attempt to mitigate high inflation. Over the course of the last two years, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates 11 times resulting in targeted interest rates that are 5.25% higher...

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Revisiting I Bonds – Is It Time To Redeem?

Revisiting I Bonds – Is It Time To Redeem?

One year ago, we highlighted a high return and low risk investment, Series I Savings Bonds (I Bonds), which were yielding an annualized 9.62% due to the high inflation rate in the United States. Since then, the inflation rate has decreased and the inflation component...

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The Misperception of Wealth:

The Misperception of Wealth:

What does it take to be wealthy? While each person may have a different financial threshold in mind, most people have a similar mental picture of what wealthy looks like. They see a fancy home, nice cars, and lavish vacations enjoyed by someone who sold their company...

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High Return and Low Risk: Series I Bonds at 9.62%

High Return and Low Risk: Series I Bonds at 9.62%

Investing is typically a game of balancing risk and reward. Those who take more risk have the opportunity for higher reward, and those who take little risk are limited to minimal returns. However, there are occasionally times when the relationship between risk and...

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