Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
At a recent investment management conference I attended, one of the speakers said something to the effect of, “Not allowing
As is my occasional habit, I ask one of our interns to write an article. This week’s comes from Kody Nix. Kody is a Personal Financial Planning major at Texas
As is my occasional habit, I ask one of our interns to write an article. This week’s comes from Kody Nix. Kody is a Personal Financial Planning major at Texas
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
If you are a regular reader of this column you know that a myriad of studies have shown that people haven’t, aren’t, and
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
You may remember (even if I don’t) a discussion in this column a while back about capitalization versus equal-weighted index
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Roger Green taught me how to tie my shoes. No, Roger wasn’t an uncle of mine close to five decades ago; Roger is a shoe-shiner
Money is just one of those things that sometimes brings people as much pain as it does pleasure. As the economy in an up cycle of the recession, things are
Choosing a financial advisor is tough. There are generally a lot of options so how do you differentiate the crème de la créme of advisors who you can really
You may have heard statistics or evidence that multitasking can actually make people less efficient. Actually, in many cases that’s true. Generally speaking
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Recently I attended the Investment Management Consultants Association’s (IMCA) national conference. It was held in Las Vegas
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
To hedge or not to hedge, that is the question. Last week we started to look at the effect of currency exchange rates on
