Archive Monthly Archives: August 2014
135 Not as Guaranteed as You Might Think
There seems to be an eternal debate that persists regarding whole life insurance and universal life insurance. Agents, insurance companies and some consumers that sit on either site of the argument will
Continue reading134 Fees Are Better than Commissions
I'm sure that the title of today's financial procast will cause some of you to wonder if we've just completely lost it. Well, there's certainly an argument for that, however, we just figured that we would
Continue reading133 The Two Retirement Income Planning Methods
Retirement income planning is indeed one of those topics that we've discussed on a few different occasions or probably more than just a few actually. But it's one of those topics that has a great deal
Continue reading132 You’re Standard and That’s a Good Thing
Today we are talking about a very important aspect of insurance underwriting. So as everyone quits listening at that point…no seriously hang in there to the very end and we'll reveal something super
Continue reading131 Stock Market Crash Ahead? Who Cares?
Didn't we just talk about the Dow broke 17,000 for the first time? Yes we did. Since then the average has fallen and come back just a bit. As of this very moment, its sitting at 16,651. But honestly do
Continue reading130 And the Definition of Fee-Only is…
The CFP board is struggling with how it wants to define “Fee Only” financial planning. It's a bit of a quandary–and that is how do we define this term? What is fee only? Who has the right
Continue reading129 Leave the Annuities Alone
There is a worrying trend that we are seeing in the financial services industry recently. That trend involves selling indexed universal life insurance to people that have previously purchased fixed indexed
Continue reading128 Buy More Stocks!
Are millennials making a big mistake by not investing enough of their retirement funds in stocks? Well, someone over at the Motley Fool seems to think so and today we're going to tell you what we think
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