December 1, 2020

How to Calculate The ROI of Investment Property

As we continue our deep dive into bridging the retirement wealth gap, I want to take a look at a subject that affects so many of us. There are so many people who deal with this type of asset that it is one of the largest types of asset holdings in the investment world. I am speaking, of course, of real estate. Up to now, we’ve tackled how to calculate our wealth gap, business ROI, and even taxes at the time of sale. But in today’s entry, we will focus on how to calculate the ROI of investment property.
March 22, 2019

Profit and Loss: Reading Your Company’s P&L Statement

Often, business owners typically look at their Profit and Loss Statement at the end of the year. And while they may glance over the report, entrepreneurs know that P&L Statements are important to the “financial guys.” However, most business owners don’t know how to read the reports. If you are one of those business owners, then you are crippling your financial department. Without your P&L’s story, you cannot create a transformative business budget nor can you build a pro forma. So today, let me show you how to read a P&L Statement.
March 19, 2019

6 of the Most Popular Investment Options for College Savings

If you’re ready to start saving for your children’s higher education expenses, then you may be wondering where you should put your money in order to receive the best benefit. Thankfully, you have a myriad of investment options for college savings. Let’s look at the most popular.
February 16, 2018

I Just Inherited Money! Now What?

Have you ever been the beneficiary of a nice little sum of money or some other inheritance? If so, you know deciding what to do with inherited money can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are a few ideas on what to do with the unexpected cash — HINT: these tips can also be a good way to make use of your tax return if you get one!  
October 29, 2017

Millennials: The Wealthiest Generation Yet?

Millennials typically get a bad rap. Ask any baby boomer and you will likely hear how this generation is lazy with no vision. I actually had that very conversation recently with a client that is in his late 70s and very much a traditionalist. While some millennials may fit that bill, I’m finding quite the opposite to be true. The millennials I work with are actually very driven. They’re asking all the right questions to garner as much knowledge as they can about financial issues in a way their parents just never did.
October 27, 2017

Mortgage Debt: Pay It Off or Invest? Which Should I Do?

The thought of being debt-free sounds like a dream come true for most of us. Many folks are wrapped up in credit card debt, car payments, mortgage payments, etc. However, there’s one debt in which freeing yourself from could do more harm than good, from a mathematical standpoint. That is your mortgage debt. Honestly, it’s often not a good idea to pay it off or even pay extra on it before age 50.
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