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Ancient Chinese merchants were said to have developed a unique way to manage their risk. They would divide their shipments among several different vessels.

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Of those aged 65 and older, 15 to 20 percent have mild cognitive impairment. People living with mild cognitive impairment are more likely to develop Alzheimers, and almost two-thirds of people currently living with Alzheimers are women.

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This generation got no destination to hold... We are volunteers of America” “ Volunteers ” by Jefferson Airplane Those of a certain age will recall these Jefferson Airplane lyrics as a call to action, though for a different period and place. Even with the pass

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Financial wellness is the ability to have a healthy financial life and feel good about your financial situation. Financial wellness doesn't have just one meaning because it can mean something different to each person.

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Having a hobby or participating in a regular activity done purely for enjoyment can provide many benefits. Among the most notable is that hobbies can lead to better health and a more full-filled life.

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Women can experience more challenges saving for retirement than men, and unfortunately, COVID-19 has added even more challenges.

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One of the biggest news stories last month was the heightened trading activity and price volatility of GameStop and several other companies. These company’s stocks were targeted by participants using the social media platform Reddit.

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Learning from our mistakes is a good thing. After all, if we learn from our mistakes, we are likely not to repeat them. Sometimes psychological or emotional factors contribute to making a mistake or knowing how to avoid it.

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Portfolio cash accounts are typically kept for reinvesting opportunities or other events such as Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs).

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With a new president and administration, now is a great time to meet with your financial professional to discuss how our new president, Joe Biden, may affect your finances, taxes, and retirement . Given the balance of the U.S.

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The Social Security Administration has again approved a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security benefits starting in January 2021. The increase of 1.

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2020 has been a year unlike any during our lifetimes with the COVID-19 pandemic and a poor economy. Many have been impacted with lay-offs and job losses and realize they were unprepared financially.

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It is human nature to seek advice when things aren't going well or when an unforeseen event occurs. Some seek financial advice from a professional only when the stock market and their investments are experiencing turbulent times.

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As we enter a new year, many are hopeful that 2021 will be positively different from 2020 in health, the environment, and the economy.

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“If the current annual inflation rate is only 2.3 percent, 1 why do my bills seem like they're 10 percent higher than last year?

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2021 is a great time to focus on your retirement savings! Thanks to the power of compound interest, the more you save this upcoming year, the better off you will be later.

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With the election over, investors may be wondering about market volatility as we enter 2021. Regardless of politics, short-term stock market results can vary depending on factors, including gridlock in the House and Senate , and a newly elected future Presiden

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COVID-19 has changed everything from our jobs to school learning and shopping and how we plan for retirement.

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2020 has been unlike any other thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, our strange stock market, and social unrest leading up to the Nov. 3rd Presidential Election.

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COVID-19 is changing the way business is conducted, resulting in economic fallout, and stock market declines in many parts of the world. However, here in the U.S.

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