Tag: financial planning

Financial Planning

| Financial Planning

When I started my career at Smith Barney in the US, “back in the day,” people with surplus funds engaged a stockbroker to buy and sell securities on their behalf. This relationship was primarily transactional (with a few liquid lunches thrown in for good measure). Stockbrokers were paid by commission, and each buy or sell ...

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Is Risk a Four-Letter Word?

| Financial Planning, Personal Financial Stories

Risk means different things to different people, particularly when used in the context of financial planning. Often advisors are too quick to label investors, particularly women and young professionals, as conservative, when in fact a more moderate or aggressive profile would better suit their objectives. Risk means different things to different people, particularly when used ...

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Navigating a Post-Pandemic World

| Personal Financial Stories

As we navigate toward a post-pandemic world, it’s important to reflect on what has helped us get through the challenges of the past two years, and how we can use those skills to support us for future challenges. Having the right tools and supports in place can help us not only get through the challenges ...

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