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Submitted by Neville Associates on March 11th, 2020Picking Your Financial Advisor in the New Year
Submitted by Neville Associates on March 11th, 2020Many financially successful people are comparison shoppers. If you’re one, you pore over ratings in consumer magazines, read websites for reviews and compare scores of products before you buy even everyday products like coffee or toilet bowl cleaner. Yet chances are good you don’t use that same care when choosing a financial advisor to help manage your life savings.
April is Financial Literacy Month
Submitted by Neville Associates on March 11th, 202011 Ways to Help Yourself Stay Sane in a Crazy Market
Submitted by Neville Associates on March 3rd, 2020Keeping your cool can be hard to do when the market goes on one of its periodic roller-coaster rides. It's useful to have strategies in place that prepare you both financially and psychologically to handle market volatility. Here are 11 ways to help keep yourself from making hasty decisions that could have a long-term impact on your ability to pursue your financial goals.
401(k) Decisions -- You Can Take It With You
Submitted by Neville Associates on February 13th, 2020Spring Clean Your Finances
Submitted by Neville Associates on February 13th, 2020As temperatures warm up, trees begin budding, and the days get longer, you probably throw open your windows and think about spring cleaning your home. As you tackle washing windows, cleaning carpets, and sorting out the garage, don’t forget to consider your finances. Check out these tips to successfully spring clean your finances.
1. Reassess Your Budget
How to Choose the Right Investment Advisor
Submitted by Neville Associates on February 13th, 2020Investment Planning for an Uncertain World
Submitted by Neville Associates on February 13th, 2020Saving Versus Paying Off Debt
Submitted by Neville Associates on January 9th, 2020The saving versus paying off debt is an age-old quandary that has plagued people since the advent of consumer debt. Pose this question to a group of financial planners and the responses will be split, roughly down the middle. While there might be as many advocates for savings as there would be for paying down debt, the broad consensus will likely be that it really depends on the situation.