by Asset Strategy | Sep 27, 2023 | Financial Planning, Investopedia
Protecting Your Finances From Stagflation A sound, long-term financial plan is the best way to protect your finances from stagflation. If you have been living within your means, stagflation should have no major impact on the way you live your life. When stagflation...
by Asset Strategy | Sep 18, 2023 | Financial Planning, Retirement Planning
Many Americans are approaching their golden years with some level of debt. In 2016, nearly 61% of US citizens were transitioning into retirement while still bearing debt.[1] While one might assume that expenses would naturally decrease after retiring, that isn’t...
by Asset Strategy | Sep 11, 2023 | Economy, Financial Planning, Social Security
If you are currently receiving Social Security or you are considering how Social Security might factor into your retirement plan, it’s important for you to understand what COLA stands for. You may have seen the acronym in various information about Social Security, and...
by Asset Strategy | Aug 28, 2023 | Financial Planning, Investing
Ever wondered what treasury securities are? What about the difference between a treasury note, a treasury bond, and a treasury bill? Let’s uncover what these securities are so that you can have a sense of how they function and how they work for an investor. What Are...
by Asset Strategy | Aug 14, 2023 | Financial Planning, Retirement Planning
If you’ve done any searching on the internet, you’ve probably seen the advice to minimize your financial planning and retirement fees as much as possible. Many outlets for financial explanations and information recommend paying as little as possible to maintain your...
by Asset Strategy | Jul 26, 2023 | Financial Planning, Wall Street Journal
All the boring old ways to save money made a comeback the past 18 months as the Federal Reserve increased interest rates to fight inflation. Savers piled into government I bonds, high-yield savings accounts and staid bank certificates of deposits chasing better...
