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Protecting Your Wealth With Investment Management
How significant is your wealth to you and your family, and why is it so valued? Most often, the reason for obtaining wealth over time...
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How Should I Allocate My Investment Portfolio?
Earning a lot of money is not the key to prosperity. How you handle it is. — Dave Ramsey The everchanging bear and bull markets...
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How To Invest During Times Of High Inflation
Did you know that famous art is considered a hedge against inflation and used by wealthy investors for centuries? It’s a fun fact to know...
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Does Your Investment Philosophy Match Your Faith?
Does your investment philosophy match your faith? Biblically responsible investing seeks to align all investment decisions on your core beliefs. Finding a faith-based financial advisor...
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Growing Your Wealth with the Right Mindset and the Right Financial Advisor
It’s not just about how much money you have or don’t have, as it turns out. It’s actually more about your mindset about money: If...
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What Does Your Money Mindset Say About You?
Your money mindset is basically a snapshot of your personal financial personality, habits, behaviors, and beliefs. For most people, that picture is either a pretty...
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How to Align Your Financial Plan with Your Faith
Being religious or spiritual doesn’t mean that you also have to shun wealth and financial comfort. Faith-based investing, in fact, is just like any other...
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12-month To-do list if you are retiring in 2023
Are you considering that 2023 might be the year you “call it a day” for good? Or have you already decided it will be the...
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Why You May Need Less for Retirement than You Think
You’ve probably heard that you need to save enough to count on 80 percent of your pre-retirement income to cover your expenses in retirement. You...
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3 Ways to Retire Early in Texas
The average retirement age for Americans is 62, although there are many who work longer, and a few who choose to hang up their aprons...
