Category: Financial Planning

An Excellent Last 12 Months for Investors

The past 12 months ending February 13, 2017, have been particularly good for our investors. Investors’ IM reports are posted. The calculation used to determine our clients’ returns is called the internal rate of return. It is cash-flow-specific and net of all fees and expenses. It represents the average return our investors experienced during the period. Shown below are the… Read more →

Quick Note February 2, 2017 – Schwab Trading Costs, IRS Resources.

Schwab reduces trading costs. Many of the core holdings that we employ for the benefit of our clients are traded without commissions. However, some of the holdings that we prefer can only be traded with commissions. Schwab has now reduced their commission rate on these trades. Going forward our clients who choose electronic document delivery will pay just $6.95 to… Read more →

Quick Note January 8 2017

Clients and regular readers of this blog know that I believe that knowledge (“tecknowledgey”) is accelerating. As we collectively learn more and more about our world, new life-improving possibilities come into view virtually every day. (Sort of a pun there.) Some are truly life changing, some less so, but significant just the same. I would take just a few minutes of your… Read more →

2017, A New Year Begins!

Well, here we are at the beginning of another new year! Yay! If you haven’t scheduled your 2017 personal financial planning appointment yet, let me suggest that you do so now. Just click this “Schedule 2017 PFP Appointment” link and follow the prompts to choose a convenient date and time. “Winging it” is easy, but usually does not lead to… Read more →