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Lauber Financial Planning
Monthly Archives: November 2011
Is Computer Modeling Still Valid for Personal Finances?
I had an interesting conversation with a man named Jeff Snider last week. He is an asset manager. He and I both pondered the state of our economy and the fact that, despite the fact that the majority of American … Continue reading
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Is Advice Valuable?
Advice is relatively easy to come by; it’s finding quality advice that is difficult. This goes for advice on how to invest your 401(k) to how to best roast a turkey. Perhaps this is why so few financial planners charge … Continue reading
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Had Enough of Magazine Style Financial Advice?
A lot of people get a lot of information from the internet, magazines or other media. I understand many people do not seek out a financial adviser/planner for a couple of reasons: (1) They have no idea what we do … Continue reading
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The Controversial “In God We Trust”
I actually didn’t realize that this motto, featured on our money, was controversial until yesterday when it came up in conversation with some loved ones; some who are and some who are not religious, spiritual, or believers in a higher … Continue reading
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Real Estate Versus Equity Investors
You just never know when a discussion about money will crop up. I had a rather interesting conversation with a man yesterday while we both waited for our cars’ news tires to be installed. He’s into real estate; always has … Continue reading