Economic Landscape: 2022 Market Review & 2023 Economic Predictions
Now the dust has settled, it’s time to look back at the incredibly testing investment year that was 2022
Now the dust has settled, it’s time to look back at the incredibly testing investment year that was 2022
Is Retirement Planning for Older People?
Often, young adults fall into the trap of thinking financial planning isn’t for them. Planning for retirement is for older people. Right?
Honestly, financial planning for your adults is often overlooked. When, in fact, getting prepared early can drastically impact how wealthy you are in the near and distant future. So, we’ve put together a list of financial planning tips to get you started.
6 Financial Planning Tips For Young Adults
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Let’s Learn From 2022 So Your Money Can Do More in 2023
The challenging investment year that was 2022 is finally behind us, and we can now look forward to a new year and new investment opportunities.
2022 was marked by market volatility, and I believe that volatility was driven by the tendency for global markets to be shortsighted.
Are the Markets Finding Their Footing? Perhaps – But That Should Not Change
Your Long-Term Investment Strategy as We Seek Market Stabilization
Just 30 days ago, and two weeks before the last Federal Reserve meeting, I suggested that the Federal Reserve would find itself with the latitude that it needed to just simply blink when it came to setting critical economic policy — not pivot, not pause, and certainly not cut interest rates. Instead, the Federal Reserve Bank meeting would show that the board intended to be less hawkish with what remains of their strategy for tightening.
Is Smart Investing Like Playing Basketball? If Your Goal Is to Win, Then YES!
Smart investing, and building wealth for your retirement, is not just about economics – it also involves establishing and using transferable soft skills and principles from all walks of life.
Treat Investment Like a Sports Competition: You Need Sacrifice, Dedication, Focus, and Time
We have said before that investing and sports have many parallels, and that is especially true when we are talking about tackling long-term investment goals.
Has the Stock Market Reached Its Bottom?
Ready for some free investment advice? Treat investing like sports.
You can enter investing with many different goals in mind, whether it is short-term gains, sustained income, or long-term retirement.
Don’t Ride the Rollercoaster
Throughout the year, we’ve talked about the possibility of being in a recession and potential strategies for consistent investment during this time. In this article, we will discuss why it is critically important to avoid the emotional roller coaster if financial planning efforts are to succeed.
As I have mentioned on several occasions, if I could offer one universal piece of advice to anyone reading this article and pursuing long-term financial planning objectives, it would simply be to not quit during such times.
I’ve coached park and recreation basketball for fifteen years. Over that time, I’ve come to appreciate the parallels between playing basketball and successful objective-driven investing.
This article will be the first of a four-part series that focuses on tips for successful investing. We’ll explore four tenants that govern every team I coach.
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David is a Registered Financial Consultant, Registered Financial Specialist, and Chartered Asset Manager, and is a member of the American Academy of Financial Management. He graduated from The University of Alabama in 1991 with a BS degree in Finance, and began his career with Nowlin and Associates. In July of 2006, David formed The Keystone Financial Group, and relocated his practice to Trussville, Alabama. The focal point of David’s practice is the design of both qualified and non-qualified retirement strategies for small and medium sized corporations. Other areas of practice include the structuring of retirement income, and estate strategies.
David believes activity to be important within one’s industry and community. He serves the City of Trussville as a member of its Park and Recreation Board, and upon the Advisory Board of the Trussville City Schools Foundation. He coaches youth league basketball, and serves Clearbranch United Methodist Church as its finance committee chairman. He serves Ameritas as a member of its National Field Advisory Committee. David and his family live in Trussville, Alabama. David is a native of Florence, Alabama.
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