Recent Money Blog | Investing PostsMutual Fund Termsby Debbie Vasen24 Jul 2008 09:24 PMWhen investing in mutual funds, there are many terms to know and understand. However, they are not always common knowledge. To better help you evaluate your investments and understand what your financial planner is telling you, let us discuss some common terms. 1. Tax-Free Investingby Debbie Vasen20 May 2008 04:27 PMWhen it comes to investing, there are two main types - ones that are tax-advantaged and ones that are not. Investment Strategies in a Volatile Economyby Debbie Vasen18 May 2008 08:30 PMCertainly, our economy is in a state of unrest. Should you Borrow Money to Invest?by Debbie Vasen16 May 2008 04:16 PMThis is a question I hear asked often... is there ever a good reason to borrow money to invest it? Some people figure if they could borrow $10,000 at five percent interest and then invest it with a return of ten percent they should come out ahead. In theory, this does sound possible. Asset Allocationby Debbie Vasen10 Apr 2008 09:01 PMThe basic concept of diversifying your assets is found in the classic saying, "don't put all your eggs in one basket." If you have all your eggs in one basket and a large rock falls on it, all the eggs crack. Investment Risksby Debbie Vasen12 Mar 2008 10:06 AMMy husband and I had a recent conversation the other day about investments I thought would be interesting to share. We discussed that there are two kinds of risks with investing. Most people think there is only one kind of risk... The first risk is the obvious one, market volatility. What is the Dow?by Debbie Vasen25 Feb 2008 10:43 AMThe Dow Jones is such a part of every American's vocabulary, but how many of us know exactly what it is? Most people know it is an indicator of our economy and that it has something to do with the stock market, which are both true. Let's explore it even further than that. Fee Based vs. Commission Based Financial Managersby Debbie Vasen24 Feb 2008 01:44 PMWhen it comes to money advisors and managers, there are really two main types: fee based and commission based. While most people hate to pay someone to manage their money, the reality is... these individuals are doing a job and need a way to make a living. Super Bowl Tipby Debbie Vasen15 Feb 2008 11:25 PMDid you watch the Super Bowl? So did millions of other people. Do you remember the ads? Well, so do most people. The companies that have the cash to buy a Super Bowl ad win big audiences. Therefore, they are companies we all should watch closely. Big Week for Moneyby Debbie Vasen23 Jan 2008 11:09 AMIf you have been following the news, you will note that there have been many big changes to the economy this week. There are many signs that our country is heading for a recession and the government is trying to balance. Recent Blog Comments |
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