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Fed Turns up the Heat on Wall Street

Fed Turns up the Heat on Wall Street

By: Rob Schulz, CFP® November 24, 2010 You may have noticed the headlines as the Securities Exchange Commission, FBI, and federal prosecutors wrap up what they call the largest ins...

Love and the Stock Market

Love and the Stock Market

by: Rob Schulz, CFP September 13, 2010 I read an interesting article in the New York Times the other week. The article by Graham Bowley entitled: In Striking Shift, Small Investors...

College Planning Tips

College Planning Tips

By: Rob Schulz, CFP® April 28, 2009 Gretchen, my oldest, is going off to college next year so I thought I would briefly share some thoughts on college planning with you. Enlist the...

The Truth About Life Insurance

The Truth About Life Insurance

Myth: Cash value life insurance is one of the worst financial products available. Truth: Many lives will be financially devastated by Dave Ramsey’s advice on life insurance. Dave R...

Year End 2007 Market Commentary

Year End 2007 Market Commentary

Year End 2007 Market Commentary For 2007, the volatility in the equity market over the course of the year was significant. Most economists point to these factors that affected the ...

What is Your Number?

What is Your Number?

By: Rob Schulz, CFP® June 25, 2010 A large insurance company is currently running an advertising campaign, “Do You Know Your Number?” and I like it so much I am going to steal it! ...

Financial Markets Q&A

Financial Markets Q&A

by Rob Schulz, CFP® 09/22/08 Q. The financial world is in a panic. Exactly what is going on? A. In addition to a recession and bear market, we are now experiencing a massive deleve...

If it Sounds too Good to be True.........

If it Sounds too Good to be True.........

May 2009 It was almost one year ago when the mortgage meltdown came to roost in my head, and it’s been there ever since. Like many in my industry, I had been watching mortgage fore...

Volatility Kills

Volatility Kills

One of the most important lessons learned over the last few years in the stock market is that volatility kills a poorly managed portfolio. How? Let’s do the math: Examplele 1: Fred...