Flying from Chicago to Atlanta, a conversation ensued with the young woman seated next to me. She was a lawyer and a prosecutor and that led to a discussion of
If you query the Internet as to when the Social Security Trust Fund will run out of money, you get a variety of answers. Estimates range from 2033 to 2041
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Born in 1947, Quincy was an inquisitive child interested in all-things-electronic and technical. Like Sheldon Cooper of “Young Sheldon” television fame, his
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The first class of forty-two men and women who graduated from the newly created College for Financial Planning in 1973 became the first credentialed Certified
When a person thinks about contacting a financial planner, often he or she has a money question; perhaps how deal with a short-term situation, or long-range
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Exercise Your Financial Muscles to Get Financially Fit
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A Handy Checklist for Year-End Planning
The holidays are a busy time of year. Shopping, family events, company holiday parties and more may dot your calendar
In the original Star Trek series, actor Leonard Nimoy, playing the character Spock, popularized the Vulcan salute, “Live long and prosper!” The point was to
