The “CommonSense InvestSense” blog is a project of InvestSense, LLC, an investment education company located in Snellville, Georgia. The Founder and CEO/Managing Member of InvestSense is James W. Watkins, III. Mr. Watkins is a an honors graduate of Georgia State University and a graduate of the University of Notre Dame Law School. He has held various financial planning and securities compliance related positions, including serving as Director of Financial Planning Quality Assurance for AXA Advisors, a division of the Equitable Life Assurance Company, and Director of the Peer Review Department at the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards. Mr. Watkins has earned both the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and ACCREDITED WEALTH MANAGEMENT ADVISOR™ designations from the College of Financial Planning. He is a member of the Fiduciary Section of the State Bar of Georgia and has extensive experience in fiduciary law, investment adviser/securities law, financial planning, wealth management planning, retirement planning and estate planning.
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Thanks for the kind words. They are sincerely appreciated. As a Christian, I’m just trying to help level the playing field and provide objective, useful information that people can use to protect their finanial security. Best wishes for a prosperous and healthy 2012!
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