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What Does the Federal Reserve’s Rate Cut Mean for You?
On September 18th the Federal Reserve lowered its overnight borrowing rate by 0.50% signaling that the Fed believes that inflation is moderating, and the labor
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Where is Your Margaritaville?
Over Labor Day weekend 2023 Jimmy Buffett, one of America’s most beloved and iconic entertainers, passed away at the age of 76. Best known for
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Who We Serve and How We Can Help
By Phil Bollin, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ In today’s unpredictable financial environment, finding the right financial advisor can be challenging—but not impossible. Whether you do your
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See a Sample Financial Plan from Bollin Wealth Management
By Phil Bollin, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ We live in a data-driven world. No doubt about it. Anything and everything you could want to know is
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VIDEO: Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s What We Are Grateful For
By Phil Bollin, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ At certain times of the year, or when certain events occur, we are reminded of how blessed and fortunate
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The 3 Biggest Financial Planning Challenges for Engineers
By Phil Bollin, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Engineers and technical professionals are known for their precision—but when it comes to their finances, the numbers aren’t always
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What Is a Fee-Only Financial Advisor & Why Does it Matter?
If you’re searching for a financial planning professional, the first thing you’ll want to ask is how this advisor will be paid. If you hear they’re fee-only, you’re on the right track. Fee-only financial advisors are paid directly by their clients.
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Why I Became a Financial Planner
Next year will mark the 30-year anniversary of one of the most popular movies from the ’90s, Forrest Gump. Of all the memorable moments in that movie, one phrase seems to be quoted most often:
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The Legacy of Dr. Harry Markowitz
Dr. Harry Markowitz revolutionized the way investment portfolios are constructed.
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What Can We Learn About Investing from March Madness?
Every year in mid-March millions of Americans flock to their televisions to watch dozens of games in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. March Madness is