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Are you someone who sits down at the beginning of the year and plans out how much you will be investing into your retirement? If you are, now is a good
When financial advisors get together at conference and study groups many of the client stories are similar. They go something like this: the market shows
Thinking about moving in with your significant other? This is a big life event that should prompt some money conversations. How you will each contribute? What
We could never have imagined being in a pandemic for another WHOLE year. But if this year has taught us one thing, it is to stay focused on the long term and
Consider money you’re putting away for a long term (think twenty years away – say for retirement or a young child’s college expenses) expense. Often people
The goal on Family Feud is to give the most popular answer to survey questions to win the game and cash prizes. And the survey says: 65.
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Blame Toyota, or more specifically, blame Taiichi Ohno.
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Happy 13th Birthday John Marshall Rathmell!!!!!!!
13, the first year as a teenager. In many cultures 13 is the beginning of adulthood and added
At BCR, one of our core values is that we are “Independently Team Focused”. When I learned about this core value in my interview, I did not really think too
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Required minimum distributions, also known as RMDs, are a very important part of the financial planning process. Many people who save for retirement do so using