Don't Get 'Escheated' Out Of Your Money!
If you read my previous blog entry, "Free Money!", you might be wondering how that money ended up in a state treasury. Well, the legal theory »
Free Money!
Catchy title, huh? Well, in this case, it may actually be true. Occasionally, you've probably seen in the newspaper a small-type, several page listing of accounts »
Turning 65? Here Are Some Pitfalls When Signing Up For Medicare
First, rest assured that, if you enroll in Medicare when you turn 65 and sign up for both Part A (hospitalization) and Part B (doctor visits, »
Like Exercise, Long-Term Investing Requires Persistence and Patience
Dave Rowan, a CFP from Rowan Financial reflects on the parallels between financial and physical wellness. "As a lifelong exerciser, I know how important consistent physical »
Proposed Department Of Labor Rules: How They'll Impact Advisors and Investors
Recently, the U. S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued a new rule requiring just about every professional who deals with retail investors to adhere to a »
Where Does the Economy Go from Here?
Chief Economist Brian Wesbury of First Trust shares his insights on the state of the U.S. economy in this article written by Matthew Jarrell. He »