U.S. Stock, Commodity and Option Exchanges
There is much more to “the markets” than the NYSE. Learn more about the many exchanges in the financial marketplace in this week’s Financial Tip.
Would You Explain Dollar Cost Averaging?
The hosts of “Money Talks,” Gene Henssler, Ph.D., Ted Parrish, CFA and Jennifer Thomas, CFP®, explain how you may be dollar cost averaging into the stock market and not realize it. The hosts discuss how dollar cost averaging works and the advantages of dollar cost averaging over lump sum investing.
Q&A Time: Industrial Stocks, Home Down Payments and Yahoo!
The “Money Talks” hosts address questions on dollar cost averaging, industrial stocks and purchasing a home.
Private Equity
Private equity investments can offer qualified investors a different investment opportunity that may not be subject to overall market conditions.
Types of Real Estate Investments
Real estate investments are more than buying a house. We explore several types of real estate investments in this week’s Financial Tip.
Q&A Time: Sweep Accounts, Flex Spending Accounts and Insurance Penalties
Is a flex spending account worth it? We discuss the tax savings in our “Money Talks” Q&A Segment.
Q&A Time: H&R Block, Fresh Del Monte Produce and Sanderson Farms
The “Money Talks” hosts address listener questions on food stocks, H&R Block and our assumptions on the market for six to 10 years.
Are Government Bonds Risk Free?
The hosts of “Money Talks” address a listener’s question on government bonds. Troy Harmon, CFA, Mark Bendinelli, CFA and Nick Antonucci discuss why government bonds are generally deemed risk free. They also address the factors you should consider to minimize your risk and our recommended duration for holding fixed-income securities in the current interest rate…
Q&A Time: Cisco, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Polaris, Harley-Davidson and Government Bonds
The Henssler Research Analysts provide recommendations for long-term holdings and the risks involved with investing in government bonds.
Building an Income Portfolio
We recommend an approach that blends both high yield stocks as well as stocks with a high and sustainable dividend growth rate.