“Do not judge, and you will never be mistaken.” —Jean Jacques Rousseau Judgment is not bad; it’s part of human nature. We are instinctively hard-wired for survival, and our brain will quickly access every situation to help us avoid danger, but some humans may take this too far and use it to make false statements […]
The Benefits of a South Dakota Trust
TimeSouth Dakota Trust allows for total seal of informations have changed—trusts have changed—are you aware of this? If not you need to be! Today’s focus are 4 different scenarios where the trust infrastructure protects your assets Times have changed—trusts have changed—are you aware of this? If not you need to be! Today’s focus are […]
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Do You Have A Financial Bully in Your Life?
How do you determine who is your financial bully, accurately? Most bullies utilize intimidation, power, guilt or control to get another person to do what they want regardless of the other person’s feelings. Can you stop the financial bully in your life? You can, but first, you need to identify precisely who this bully is […]
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I is for the Importance of Investing when you’re Young
The investment world can be quite overwhelming and perhaps a bit intimidating to new investors, but this is no reason not to begin an investment strategy as soon as possible. The earlier you start investing in the markets, the more you will be able to learn and grow your investments. It may not seem urgent […]
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H is for HSA’s and How they Can Benefit You in Retirement
During the last decade, health savings accounts (HSA’s) have grown in record numbers, yet most account holders are not aware of their full potential. HSA’s come with a triple tax advantage and long-term investment potential. HSA’s provide a deduction for contributions, tax-free growth and tax-free withdrawals for qualified health care. All this may be common […]
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G is for Growing Interest in “Impact Investing” with Millennial’s
Impact investing refers to investments “made with the intention to generate a measurable, beneficial social or environmental impact alongside a financial return.” The difference between socially responsible investing (SRI) which only seeks to avoid investments in companies with poor environmental and social practices. Impact investing goes a step further by investing in businesses based […]
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F is for Failing to Protect Digital Identity When Using Smartphones
Many of us are relying on our smartphones for a variety of uses every day. Our phones store emails, contact information, photos and other personal information. They give us quick entry to the internet and provide us with easy access to our banking, investment accounts, social media sites and shopping. Yes, this makes many […]
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E is for Entrepreneurs Inspiring Ethics In The Workplace
Entrepreneurs start with a creative idea and a dream to take their business or product to a level never experienced before – but to do this properly they must incorporate a strong work ethic into their plan. They need a plan that includes ethical business practices, and one that will give back to the community […]
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Celebrate Independence Day!
“Freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of the human spirit and human dignity.” —Herbert Hoover Each day that we exercise our rights and freedoms in America, we celebrate Independence Day. This Fourth of July as you join your family and friends in celebration, make it a point to slow down, share […]
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D is for Digital Technology, and it’s Drain on Finances
In a world driven by technology, we are continually intrigued by the latest and coolest gadgets. Many of us gain great pleasure when we update our old devices for newer models, and we relish the potential life improvements it brings us. But have we considered how technology drains our savings and investment accounts; especially […]
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T is for “Teaching your Teen” to Manage Money. -
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B is for BEFORE you announce you are getting divorced. -
Q is for Some Quick Storm Tips To Put You On The Road To Recovery
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N is for Our Net-worth is Entirely Different From Our Self-Worth -
M is for Making Landfall and How We Can Learn from Hurricane Florence
