Posted under Mutual Funds by on May 28th, 2012 1:51 pm
Rates on the rise. How do you take advantage and invest wisely in a rising rate environment? Doug Flynn, CFP of Flynn Zito Capital Management, LLC is interviewed by Ali Velshi in this CNN Your Money segment airing April 23rd & 24th, 2011. Please note that the comments made by Mr. Flynn in this video do not constitute an endorsement for any fund or security.
Posted under Mutual Funds by on April 24th, 2012 1:52 pm
This 1:36 minute video clip is a segment of Jim Yih’s Retire Happy Workshop where he teaches people how to make retirement the best years of your life. In this clip, Jim talks about how the low interest environment has affected retirement planning. With low interest rates, more and more people are investing in mutual funds and stocks. Although this may make intuitive sense, putting too much money in the stock markets has created two new problems in retirement planning. We have lost control and predictability in our retirements. If you want to hire Jim to bring Financial Education into your workplace, contact him through his website www.RetireHappy.ca
Posted under Refinancing by on April 11th, 2012 11:12 am
The many challenges that homeowners are facing today is due to lender/brokers/loan officers not offering education or options and simply trying to sell them a loan. If you’ve been paying your mortgage for longer than 3 years, your interest rate would need to drop almost 2% to realize a benefit. Educate yourself before just trusting an advertisement you see on TV or radio telling you that you need to pay a lender to lower your interest rate. Our mission is to educate and empower home owners and home buyers to make sound financial decision when considering buying or refinancing a home in today’s market.
Posted under Mutual Funds by on March 8th, 2012 12:51 pm
Most people dont know the rule of 72 but it affects their ability to attain wealth in future years to come. The power of compound interest allows your investments to work vigorously when placed in the right vehicle. Mutual Funds are probably the safest and cheapest way to maximize your earning potential.
Youapos;ve got a little extra money and want to destroy some debt. But which should you pay off first – the smallest debt, or the one with the highest interest rate?
Posted under Refinancing by on October 26th, 2011 11:11 am
www.National1stMortgage.com 801-495-2378 If your purchasing, refinancing, or doing anything with a home loan, watch this video first. It could save you thousands along with being a little more educated on how your loan officer figures out your interest rate.