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CommonSense InvestSense- Investopedia Top 100 Most Influential Financial Advisor Honor August 15, 2019Honored to be named by Investopedia as one of the Top 100 Financial Advisors for 2019. Unlike a lot of other “top” lists, Investopedia bases its selection largely on criteria such as contributions to online media to educate investors on … Continue reading →investsense
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- REAL Wealth Management-2019 April 9, 2019I originally ran this series back in 2013. The series has proven to be among the blog’s most popular posts. So we are going to update the original posts and re-run the entire series. Today we address the ongoing “wealth … Continue reading →investsense
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- The “Secret” Morningstar January 13, 2019I love Morningstar. It is my primary research source. I enjoy the posts of their columnists. But unlike most investors who use Morningstar, I basically ignore their legendary “star” system. Morningstar itself has told investors that their star system is … Continue reading →investsense
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Awesome Article and I agree. I have been in the business for almost thrity years and never found a need to sell a VA or EIA. LTC and Life yes, but these other products benefit the insurance company and agent only. I had the opportunity to review a 6M va that the client was totally upside down in and could not do anything for him to stop the bleeding. I did recommend that he report the agent to the State Insurance Commissioner and SEC compliance…. I work closely with the seniors in our area and they are often mislead. Wealth Management and Wealth insurance risk management is an art, that does require skills, ethics, and the ability to see beyond the fact that they can usually afford others follies…just because they have money they should not be subject to this foolishness… Thanks for the article…
Beverly E. Cox