The financial markets took a big dip early this week over fears about the spreading coronavirus, erasing gains from earlier this year. After the Dow lost over 800 points on Tuesday, it was down a total of 1,900 points in two days. Investors are understandably nervous about their money and their …
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How Much Risk Is In Your 401(k)?
By Gary Cassell Do you like to race cars, skydive, or run with the bulls? Yeah…me neither! Because most of us prefer calmer recreational activities, we usually claim to live fairly risk-free lives. However, whether we realize it or not, we all take risks every day. (I’m not just talking about …
Is Your Retirement Plan Ready For A Market Downturn In 2020?
By Gary Cassell This is the time of year for New Year’s resolutions and stock market predictions. But the difference between the two is this: We don’t have control over the stock market like we do with our habits. Year after year, the markets throw surprises at us. Case in point: At the end of …
What We Do And How We Can Help
By Gary Cassell When life gets busy and overwhelming, it’s all too easy to live on autopilot. But living your life by default won’t get you closer to where you want to be. If you want to identify your goals and dreams and strategically map out a plan to get there, you need to live your life by …
Why I Became A Financial Advisor
By Gary Cassell Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. While we may start off in one career, our experiences might show us other areas we want to pursue or open doors to new opportunities. That’s exactly how I found my way into my career as a financial advisor. The Beginning When I first …
How to Assess Investment Risk
As an investor, you’re taking on a certain amount of risk. However, there are two main types of investment risk that you should be aware of: the inherent dangers of the stock market and the gold investments that you should be aware of and that have to do with your individual risk tolerance. When you …