Robert Stanlick
Reducing your emotions can give you a better chance for investing success Money is always an emotional subject, but often when our emotions get involved with our investments we will make wrong decisions. And that can be a costly mistake. Keeping emotions and investing separate seems almost impossible for many investors. When reacting too quickly...
Understanding your style of investing is an important step – especially today Are you a Growth investor or a Value investor? Or do you prefer a mix of the two? Understanding your style of investing is an important step in deciding where to allocate your portfolio – but trying to predict which style will outperform...
The S&P 500’s forward 12-month P/E ratio is now below its 5-year average Corporate earnings are the lifeblood of the stock market and stock prices move in response to real or perceived earnings changes. The trick is to find those whose earnings growth is strong, and should remain strong. Understanding Earnings Each quarter, public...
Retirement is not what you retire from, but what you retire to When you plan for retirement, an exciting new phase of life, double-check your expectations. They may not match the reality. Baby boomers, currently in their 50s and 60s, view retirement differently than the previous generations. Many boomers consider retirement as an opportunity...
Normal retirement age used to be 65, but things are way different today You might be thinking about retiring, but how do you know when you are really ready for it, mentally and financially? For decades, the normal retirement age was 65. This was when you became eligible for Social Security and Medicare. But things...
As with any major life decision, assess the benefits vs. drawbacks upfront Retiring into an RV – or recreational vehicle – can be an exciting and fulfilling experience for some people. It offers a lifestyle of freedom and adventure, allowing retirees to travel and see new sights, explore new places, and meet new people....
Retirement is a major transition point – as you go from saver to spender It’s common for people who are retiring to set their retirement date in either the springtime or the early summer. If you happen to be one of those lucky folks who are going to retire this year, then “Congratulations!” But before...
Five easy pointers to help you plan during all of your retirement years If you’re retired, you enjoy good news in that you’ll probably live longer and perhaps better that your parents and grandparents did. The bad news: You’ll live a longer and perhaps more expensive life, too. You face decisions your parents or grandparents...
Understanding the Evolving Landscape of Employee Benefits for the Future Workforce Employee benefits are an important part of any company’s strategy to attract and retain top talent. As the workforce continues to evolve, employee benefit trends are also changing to meet the needs of employees. Here are five trends that will define employee benefits in...
There are a lot of options to consider, depending on your business model You’re an entrepreneur and you’re not looking back. You’ve opened your own business, whether alone or with partners, and you’ve achieved success. Now you’re thinking about retirement, not just for you, but also for your employees. Offering a retirement plan can...
