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October 5, 2017 Personal One Comment

Last step in your personal financial security formula

Last step in your personal financial security formula Jody Tallal Jr. is a man of many talents and interests. He is the author of the just released “Billionaire Cab Driver: Timeless Lessons for Financial Success.” A personal financial manager to wealthy professionals, Tallal became one of the first fee-only … Continue reading at wnd.com 7 […]

November 15, 2015 Personal No Comments

Personal Finance Q&A: How do Social Security rule changes affect you?

Personal Finance Q&A: How do Social Security rule changes affect you? Dear readers: The changes Congress made to the “claim now, claim more later” Social Security strategy generated so many questions from readers that I’m devoting a second column to answering some of those queries. Next week, we’ll get back to the usual mix … […]

I personally love the fact that you can trade whenever you want to with the Forex. You see, in the stock trading world you are flagged if you are deemed to be a daytrader. In other words if a trader of stocks chooses to trade every day, he or she must have an account balance of 50,000 dollars to do so. There are no such restrictions when it comes to trading the 4x. If you work at night, you may trade in the daytime. If you work during the day, you may trade at night. You simply trade according to the schedule that works best for you.

While ranking providers are careful to warn investors that their ratings don't foretell the future, the star system is, unfortunately, used by some investors as if they were reading Consumer Reports to purchase a new drill. Supporters of the ranking approach argue that there's no subjective component to the star rating. It isn't determined by an analyst's review, and can't change simply because the service dislikes the fund's manager or its investment strategy. And that's good.

Combining risk and return. For example, one five-star fund might post moderate return scores, but incredibly low risk scores. Another five-star fund might have much higher-risk scores, but its return score could be strong enough to help it still rank in the top 10% of the pack.