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A Brief Investment Comment

After eight years of focusing on Yellen and short term interest rates, it may be hard for some in the financial business to ...
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Caldwell's Post Election Thoughts - A Stunning Victory

After a seemingly endless campaign, the voters have spoken and have elected Donald J. Trump as our 45th President. Hopefully, the ...
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The Cost of Carrying Debt: "Uncle Sam Needs a Refi"

In a Review and Outlook column in the Opinion section of the Wall Street Journal, an unnamed author posits the idea of the US ...
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June Employment Report

As you may have seen, the U.S. economy generated 287,000 jobs in June, the highest reading for the year and well above the ...
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Bremain Turns into Brexit: Keep Calm and Carry On

Global stock markets and London Bookies had predicted a remain vote in the days leading up to the UK’s referendum on remaining in ...
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The Big Three: The Dollar, Oil, and the Fed

With a bumpy start to the year in stocks and a nice rally off the February 11 bottom, we are in and around the highs for the year ...
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How Much Is Enough to Leave Your Children - Marriage / First Home / First Business

For parents, there is no greater concern than protecting the health and happiness of their children. However, it can be hard to ...
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How Much Is Enough to Leave Your Children - The Apprenticeship Years

Taking care of your children when you’re gone is always at the top of any parent’s mind. In this post we’ll take a look at how to ...
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The Difference Between a 401(k) and 403(b) Qualified Retirement Plan

If you or your spouse have a career in education, you probably have been contributing to a 403(b) account, but do you know ...
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