Making 100k a year from investments is a goal for many soon to be retirees who are dreading the loss of a salary. How much do you need to invest to make $100k a year? It depends on how much return you’re earning from your investments. Here’s the formula to estimate how much you need …
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It used to be you could search for a financial coach online and you’d find a page with numerous independent financial coaches. Then a funny thing happened. People and businesses discovered that services could be sold to people who were seeking financial coaches online because they either had money, or they were taking actions that …
It can be confusing to know the difference between the services provided by various financial experts. In general, the services provided by those referred to as financial advisors are for investing client’s money. Financial coach services can be much more diverse, however. As a financial coach myself, in this post I’ll share: Services that financial …
The terms for investment coach, financial coach, and financial advisor can be confusing. What is an investment coach exactly? An investment coach is someone who helps others invest. On the other hand, general financial coaches can help with a variety of financial topics, including debt management, while the term financial advisor usually refers to someone …
This post is an honest Allocate Smartly review which I’m writing after three years of using Allocate Smartly for investing several of our portfolios. What is Allocate Smartly exactly? Allocate Smartly provides information to analyze investment strategies along with the tools to help investors implement those strategies in their own portfolios. If you’ve been …
You may be wondering how to get control of your investments. It’s not uncommon to feel that your investments are out of control. Feeling out of control with your investing stems from two factors; risk that is inherent with investing itself, and order around your investments. The first reason investors feel out of control with …
Investment portfolios are commonly allocated between stocks and bonds since the two asset classes have historically been non-correlated for almost every bear market. In other words, when the US stock market has declined significantly, Treasury bonds have increased in value. The previous rule for how much to allocate to bonds vs stocks was to …
