Evaluating Risk in Your Portfolio
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss how investors can evaluate risk in their portfolios.
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss how investors can evaluate risk in their portfolios.
There is a financial theory that states the percentage of bonds in your portfolio should correlate to your age. For example, if you are 66 years old, 66% of your portfolio should be invested in bonds.
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) have become popular in recent years. They can offer broad market exposure with fewer fees than a mutual fund; however, they carry many of the same risks as mutual funds.
The term “emerging markets” is used to describe countries or regions with underdeveloped economies in the process of industrialization. These countries are usually experiencing rapid growth, and the companies based in those countries can be a source of potential investment for the prudent investor.
The “Money Talks” hosts provide their opinions on Lowe’s Companies, Medtronic Inc. and Total SA.
The “Money Talks” hosts answer listener’s questions about stocks, Ireland and China.
Over the past year, we have encouraged clients to avoid investments in gold; however during that time, we have seen gold rise 13.5%. With the shiny metal outpacing the S&P 500 Index over that time, many investors continue to be drawn to the commodity.
The Henssler Financial Group’s Research Analysts discuss the relationship between economic cycles and asset allocation.
Bil Lako, CFP® and Dr. Gene Henssler share their top 10 ways to deal with a wild market.
Paying off your house may sound smart, but the "Money Talks" hosts explain how to get more out of your money by carrying a mortgage.