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Inflation
Submitted by DeDora Capital on April 20th, 2018by Will Becker, AWMA/AIF
Happy Friday!
This week's topic is Inflation, and before you shake your head in dismay, let me say that Inflation is one of the least appreciated factors in economics, family finances, financial planning, and, well, just about everything we do on the team. So, get that cup of coffee, and let's do it!
What's the Deal with Trade & Tariffs?
Submitted by DeDora Capital on April 6th, 2018by Will Becker, AWMA/AIF
Happy Friday!
Investment Perspective
Tariffs, Interest Rates Go Up, and Facebook/Cambridge Analytica
Submitted by DeDora Capital on March 23rd, 2018Survey Finds 42% of Americans Will Retire Broke
Submitted by DeDora Capital on March 9th, 2018The Active in Custom, Active, and Tax Sensitive
Submitted by DeDora Capital on February 23rd, 2018Spaceman & Punctuated Equilibrium
Submitted by DeDora Capital on February 9th, 2018The $3 Trillion Stash
Submitted by DeDora Capital on January 26th, 2018Risk Happens & Tax Reform Rubik's Cube
Submitted by DeDora Capital on December 15th, 2017Care vs Reckless
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