As the Christmas season hits full stride, that last thing you probably want to think about is taxes. In fact, I’m sorry to even mention the word at this time …
How do you measure investment success or failure?
Written by Stephen L. Hanley, Investment Strategist Evergreen Wealth Management As an advisor and portfolio manager, nothing is more frustrating for me than having a disappointed client. After all, I’m in the …
The Market Seems Angry; How Are You Feeling?
And just like that, we’re wondering if it’s finally here. We’ve been talking about the next big market decline for so long now, it’s begun to feel like crying wolf. …
Can There Be a Retirement Planning Formula?
I spent last evening at a ‘Financial Aid Information Night’ to learn more about the FAFSA process. If you’re not familiar with this subject matter, it’s an acronym-laden celebration of …
Random Acts of Writing Roundup
As the world marches forward at a faster pace, any number of important subjects can pile up, waiting for their day in the Weekly Newsletter sun. And while I’d like to cover …
Is the Tide about to Change? – Value Stocks vs. Growth Stocks
Written by Stephen L. Hanley, Investment Strategist Evergreen Wealth Management Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked. – Warren Buffet A classic stock investing debate has …
Pool Shoes
Last summer we finally made the family trip to Disney World in Orlando. It’s one of those experiences that has expertly been turned into a ‘do this or you’re a …
Financial Planner 43551
Experts suggest that one Google oneself from time-to-time in order to ensure the information that’s ‘out there’ is accurate. And because most people who might contact us for planning services …
OFF THE RECORD
In the 173 Weekly Newsletters I’ve written and shared with you, there have been only a few occasions where I’ve asked for anything from you. I prefer to give rather than receive, …
The Roth IRA Is Taking Your Medicine
Taxes, taxes, taxes. In the spirit of the Independence Day we just celebrated, it seems fitting to make a mention of taxes. After all, wasn’t that part of the deal …
