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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (January 25–26)

Nerd's Eye View

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Asset Allocation

MainStreet Financial Planning

There are many steps in building an investment portfolio, in this article, I’ll discuss how asset allocation and risk tolerance are important considerations when investing. In simple terms, asset allocation is the mix of all the different types of investments you have in your portfolio. Some examples include U.S.

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5 Tactics for Retirees to Navigate Economic Uncertainty

MainStreet Financial Planning

Reevaluate Your Asset Allocation If watching your investment portfolio fluctuate causes anxiety, your current allocation might be too aggressive. Reassess Your Budget Take a close look at your spending. Consider shifting towards a more conservative approach. Are there areas where you can scale back or eliminate expenses?

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Scared of Running Out of Money in Retirement? Here’s How to Avoid It

Carson Wealth

Set a Budget (and Stick to It) While seemingly a basic concept in the financial planning toolbox, a budget can uncover bad spending habits unbeknownst to people. Sticking to a budget allows you to monitor your finances and keep you on track. Start creating your budget by determining what your necessities, wants and savings.

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How a Fee-Only, Flat-Fee Financial Planner Can Save You $114K+

MainStreet Financial Planning

Why a Fee-Only, Flat-Fee Financial Planner is the Better Choice Transparent & Predictable Costs You know exactly what you’re paying, making it easier to budget for financial planning services. Instead, they provide objective, conflict-free financial advice at a predictable cost. Are There Any Benefits to AUM-Based Advisors?

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A Few Thoughts On Diversification Strategies

Fortune Financial

It has been my experience when reviewing portfolios that diversification is typically expressed simply as a number of various stocks owned, or owning a handful of asset classes, usually stocks of various sizes and geographies, and bonds of varying maturities.

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End of Year Financial Checkup

MainStreet Financial Planning

Review your budget – Are there any new expenses that you need to add or anything that can be taken out such as any unused subscriptions? One area that often gets overlooked in the midst of planning is reviewing your financial habits and goals, so I’ve put together a short list of 3 areas to review before January.