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Considering Taking Control of Your Financial Life
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Knock Knock: You Need a Financial Planner
Friday Mar 13, 2009
Eleanor K. H. Blayney, CFP® is the Consumer Advocate for Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. Here she makes the case for why you should figure out what a financial planner does and then go out and get one.
Financial Planners as Fiduciaries
Monday May 18, 2009
There has been a lot of talk about financial fiduciaries recently and what it means to be one or work with one. So far, most of the talk has taken place within the financial planning and investment advisory professions. The term "fiduciary," however, has not eased its way into Starbucks chit-chat or office gossip. If there were ever ...
Consider a Young Financial Planner
Wednesday Apr 29, 2009
Eleanor Blayney, Consumer Advocate for CFP Board, says there's no need to run from a young financial planner. It's tougher to build a long-term relationship with an advisor on the verge of retirement.
Considering Taking Control of Your Financial Life
Monday Apr 6, 2009
Tired of seeing rich people everywhere? Well, we can't make you the next Warren Buffett, but with a few simple moves WeSeed can help you gain control of your own financial life.
Investing in Real Estate and Becoming a Landlord
Wednesday Apr 22, 2009
When it comes to direct investing in residential real estate and becoming a landlord, you should ask yourself: “What am I getting into?”
The First Four Steps Toward Financial Freedom
Tuesday Apr 7, 2009
If you're new to the personal finance game and still don't know where to start in getting organized and financially fit, check out these four integral tips.
5 Steps for Getting Your Investments Back on Track
Tuesday Jan 20, 2009
Knowing what assets are safe and having strategies to pay down your debt are the first steps in securing your financial future. But, in order to put your money to work, it’s time to think about investing again. In the end, money in the mattress will not grow. Indeed, inflation chips away at inactive cash like so many drips from ...
Grilling Guide: Questions to Ask When Choosing a Financial Planner
Questions to ask a potential financial planner.
Twenty Steps to a Strong Portfolio
Tuesday May 13, 2008
If you're trying to pick up the pieces, pick carefully. Looking to hasten your portfolio's recovery? No doubt you are anxious to avoid further foolish mistakes. To that end, be sure to follow these 20 rules of portfolio building: 1. Those who amass impressive portfolios are sometimes good investors. But they are almost always ...
Advice For Getting the Right Financial Planner
As we mentioned before, it’s best to go with a certified financial planner (CFP), which is an instant signal of credibility – but not a guarantee of same.





