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The government is sticking its hands in my pocket

August 9, 2011

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As I coach clients to save enough for a rainy day, fully fund their retirement plan and watch a dollar, government officials would like to imply their suggestions. More taxes, lower rates and negotiations, when is it enough?

Debt ceiling is reaching its limit

July 28, 2011

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Why don't the government treat its budget like most households by tightening its spending habits? We are hearing "solutions" like increase taxes, but the consumers haven't heard about cutting expenses.

Don’t become an emotional investor

June 6, 2011

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Funds are volatile and so is the performance. Invest in entities you are familiar with and don't pull your money during a low performance. Your emotions will get the best of you, but it's important to make prudent decisions for growth.

Medicaid is receiving more in funds

June 2, 2011

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It seems that states are responsible for funding their own Medicaid since they aren't receiving federal funds as previous years. As taxpayers we can't have it both ways.

The U.S. debt deficit is watched by many

May 18, 2011

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The United States is over $14 trillion dollars in debt. If the U.S. can't handle its debt then we are in more trouble than expected. To increase the taxes or not is the question.

GM is moving on all cylinders and adding 4,000 jobs

May 11, 2011

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Two years ago, GM declared bankruptcy. It also received a lifeline from the government to move forward. After restructuring the company, it's able to call back employees and add thousands of jobs for toward an improved economy.

It’s possible to live comfortably during retirement

May 11, 2011

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Most individuals are dreading the day of retirement. In fact, most baby boomers are prolonging retirement an average of 4.2 years. The combination of starting retirement late and the hit of the economic crisis has deterred the dreams of traveling and volunteering when desired.

U.S. is acting ‘stupid’ when budgeting

March 10, 2011

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From the time, we were born we were taught to lead by example.  Why doesn’t that also account for the government?  Many households are sitting at the dining room table contemplating which bills to pay or file bankruptcy.  The government has also mismanaged its budget and now is scrambling to put the responsibility on each… [Read more…]

Avon celebrates women entrepreneurship

March 9, 2011

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Avon was established 125 years ago. This renowned company was created before women’s equal rights. During its existence, it has given many women empowerment and opportunity to be business owners. Avon allows dreams to come true for many along with financial independence and flexibility.  Each success begins with a dream!!! Related Articles Learn More About Avon’s… [Read more…]

“Snooki” is turning her fame into a fortune

March 3, 2011

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Many have attempted to turn their fifteen minutes of fame into a lifetime. For the cast of Jersey Shore that determination is progressing into a fortune.  If you haven’t seen Jersey Shore on MTV you’re missing out on a show, so I’ve been told. Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi is a ‘Jersey Shore’ party girl who was… [Read more…]

From graduation to unemployment

March 2, 2011

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Unemployment is soaring for college graduates.  There once was a time when you entered college, graduated and landed your dream job.  Today, most degrees are worth as much as the paper it was printed on. What are graduates and the unemployed to do? It’s time to reevaluate your goals, attributes and strengths.  The path you… [Read more…]

Take control of your retirement

February 17, 2011

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It’s here once again. The topic about money, decisions and future goals. The government is currently attempting to fix what they can during the recession. One thing that is more complicated to fix is Social Security and Medicare. It seems that since the recession the government is running short of funds to accommodate the baby boomers and… [Read more…]

Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to discuss your relationship’s finances

February 14, 2011

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The ideal relationship consists of two people coming together as one.  One idea; one goal; one belief.  In addition to all three mentioned, you want to make sure that your financial goals coincide with one another’s belief. Although many partnerships have a Ying and Yang effect, it can make for a turbulent ride.  Have you either… [Read more…]

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