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Our Financial Advisor in our Marietta, Ohio Office sat down with WMOA's Brett Wharff during the Marietta Chamber of Commerce's weekly show. How does 25 years as a fianancial advisor look? Neal talks about that and more.
Are we nearing the retirement danger zone? After 13 years of incredible gains in stocks, we may be due for a significant correction. A bad year right before or early in your retirement could create a problem. It has to do with a concept called sequence of returns risk.
The investment world is off to a rough start in 2022. Since the beginning of the year, most of the major stock market indexes are now in correction territory. The S&P 500 is down nearly 14%. The more technology-heavy NASDAQ composite continues to flirt with "bear market" status. It is down more than 18%.
Every year, everything you buy costs more. This is inflation. Recently inflation has been much higher than we are used to seeing. This often means we will also see higher interest rates. This can be a difficult combination. How can you deal with this?
The 401k is one of the best tools you can use to save for retirement. Payroll deductions make it an easy and automatic way to save and invest for your future. But there is a small problem. How do you know which funds to use? Some plans offer very few choices, and others may offer hundreds. Today we discuss what factors go into your decision when picking the funds in your 401k.
The StockMarket remains near all-time high levels. In addition, the last several years have been very good to investors. Could the stock market be running out of steam? A significant Correction or a Bear Market is likely to happen at some point. We don’t know when it will start or how bad it will be. But now is a great time to ask yourself, “Are You Ready for the Next Bear Market?”
Big drops in the markets have always unnerved investors. It is tempting to bail at the first sight of a market selloff. But is it really different this time? When we look back at recent history, we see that this another case of Deja Vu All Over Again