By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 The net financial position (NFP) of a business entity shows the difference between the net current assets and the corresponding current liabilities for a given accounting period. The NFP is special and is not to be confused with the definition of profit and loss because NFP is expressly interested… Read More »
By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 As we enter 2018, investors are reflecting on the investment decision that made in previous years. Several considerations are in place especially with several unknowns based on the domestic and geopolitical realignments that could have an adverse impact on investment portfolios. In a season of low-risk and long-term investments,… Read More »
By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 Did you know that 1 out of 10 traders loses money in the financial markets when trading? Despite the damning statistics and the inherent uncertainty in the outcomes of trading, traders continue to take the risk and invest their money with the hopes of getting a return. Experienced traders… Read More »
By Martin Hahn | March 21, 2018 Social security is one of the successes gotten by the Americans. The program provides a foundation of economics security for more than 47 million Americans and their families. The reason for the built in protections, we have come close to eliminating poverty among seniors. It also helps in… Read More »
David Korten | March 19, 2018 Those who pay attention to trade and economics saw President Trump’s imposition of new tariffs—25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum—as just one more bad policy decision by an administration in disarray. Trump may, however, have done us all the favor of reopening a discussion of tariffs, trade, and… Read More »
By Robert Smith | March 12, 2018 Bitcoin has been the buzz word in the financial space. As of a matter of fact, Bitcoin has exploded the scene in the last few years and many people and many large companies are now jumping on the Bitcoin or cryptocurrency bandwagon wanting a piece of the action. People are total… Read More »
Chris Winters | March 9, 2018 Trade wars can be disastrous for economies. They happen periodically usually because well-intentioned government officials look to shore up some homegrown industry, which triggers an unpredicted response from a once-friendly country on whom we depend for something important. Like trade. Then there’s a lot of posturing and scrambling among industry… Read More »
By Daryl Joyce | March 07, 2018 401k Audit is no less an exception which is complex for the people who are not familiar with it. Federal Government has stated some rules and regulations that are mandatory for both 401k plans, other retirement plans, and employer as well. The word “audit” whenever cited; raises questions and discomfort among… Read More »
By Tze Li | Submitted On February 27, 2018 Investment management and wealth management – it is easy to be confused by these terms, especially since they are often misrepresented. What do they really mean, what are the key differences, and which might be best for you? What is wealth management? Wealth management looks at an individual’s finances… Read More »
By Arwind Sharma Ramesh | February 26, 2018 “Financial planning is about more than just good advice or investment returns. It is about providing guidance that you can trust.” It is always beneficial to plan out and have a blueprint of your future finances ready. You certainly don’t want to make a same financial blunder that you… Read More »