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 Almost every personal finance blog out there (even the best of the best on my blogroll) hates on financial planners, financial advisors, investment advisors, etc., but I don’t understand all the expressed hatred. A financial advisor could be very useful for those that need help, despite all the negative information out there. Before even starting, I Continue reading Why Does Everyone Hate on Financial Planners? Defending Financial Advisors 
Due to my position at work, I get a ton of trade magazines on a daily basis. It just so happens that “trade” in this case means law, money, financial planning magazines so that is pretty okay with me! In my daily flipping to find out if anything life breaking has occurred I Continue reading How Financial Planners SHOULD Act February 17th, 2010 | Tags: Financial Advisors, Financial Planning | Category: Financial Advisors | 7 comments
 Wall Street Journal Writer, Shelly Banjo offers, “Seven Questions to Ask When Picking a Financial Adviser.” I am a huge fan of the article because Ms. Banjo is nonjudgmental of the financial advisor role but rather offers 7 sound questions to ask someone vetting for your trust. Let me say this first, and I Continue reading How to Choose a Financial Planner – 7 Tips by Wall Street Journal  When to Fire your Financial Advisor / Adviser Believe it or not, despite the recent volatility and drop very few planners at my office have been fired by clients! I will go into the reason a little later (or at least my humble theory). While revewing the Personal Finance section at WSJ Online – I came across a great article Continue reading When to Fire your Financial Advisor / Adviser  As I have stated, I constantly read WSJ.com’s Personal Finance Section online, I find that their articles are usually interesting and informative; well tonight I read an article which was neither. It was titled, “How to Steer Clear of Shady Advisors” written by Mary Pilon. It was obviously (in my humble opinion) written by Continue reading How to Steer Clear of Shady Advisors – It is Hard than you Think December 22nd, 2008 | Tags: criminal, Financial Advisors, WSJ | Category: Financial Advisors | Leave a comment
Advantages of Using a Prepaid Credit CardThere are many benefits to using a prepaid credit card. A prepaid credit, also known as a secured credit card is defined by bank rate as a credit card that, “…requires a cash collateral deposit that becomes the credit line for that account.” Continue reading Why Use a Prepaid Credit Card? |
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