Beware of Emotions Affecting Your Money Decisions
Impulsive moves could breed tomorrow’s regrets. When emotions and money intersect, the effects can be financially injurious. Emotions can cause us to overreact – or not act at all when we should.
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Video: Why You Should Care About The CARES Act
If you’re wondering about how the Government’s $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package, and the CARES Act, is going to affect your retirement account, then you’re going to want to watch the rest of this video.
Strategies for Navigating Market Volatility
Conventional wisdom says that what goes up, must come down. But even if you view market volatility as a normal occurrence, it can be tough to weather the storm when your money is at stake.
The Curious Case of Good Debt vs. Bad Debt
You may have been told that there is a difference between good and bad debt. Depending on your money philosophy, you may think that all debt is bad debt or that some debt is normal.
Video: Coronavirus, Oil, And Interest Rates - Worst Day In The Stock Market
Stephen: If you want to know more about what’s going on in the stock market right now, and why it’s been a little bit frightening lately, then you’re going to want to watch the rest of this video.
To File Jointly or Not to File Jointly, That’s the Question
For many married couples, filing a joint tax return is a good idea, but there are exceptions. Over 90% of married couples file a joint federal tax return, but it’s still a good idea to evaluate if filing jointly is the most advantageous option for your family.
Video: How The Novel Coronavirus Is Affecting The Economy
In this episode of The Smart Money Show Stephen Rischall, CFP® and Neal Frankle, CFP® discuss how the recent COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak is similar to other major health events and market shocks we’ve seen in the past.
