I recently had the life-changing experience of becoming a bone marrow donor (more specifically, a peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) donor). As I learned more about how many people need a transplant and how small the bone marrow registry actually is, I knew this was an issue I would become passionate about. I want to share with you how surprisingly easy the process is, and to get the word out to encourage everyone to participate!
My Personal Experience in Donating Bone Marrow/Stem Cells…Fight Leukemia and Become a Donor
by Bradford Pine on 10:01 am in Save a Life - Become a Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Donor!
8 Tips for Reducing the Financial Burden of College (not just Savings & debt)
by Bradford Pine on 9:02 am in College Tuition
Many parents and graduating seniors are making college decisions at this time of year, and a key part of the discussion often involves finances. Whether you’re thinking about payment and cost-savings strategies for your new college freshman or pondering the different savings options for a younger child, this article will give you some unique strategies [...]
Free Money: Take Back Your Unclaimed Funds
by Bradford Pine on 12:44 pm in Unclaimed Funds
What is Unclaimed Property? You may not realize it, but you might have lost some of your money without even knowing about it. Sound unbelievable? Actually, it’s not: Many people have unclaimed funds, also known as unclaimed property, from all kinds of places, such as dividends or payroll checks, product refunds, traveler’s checks, old savings [...]
The Case for Active Bond Management: You Don’t Want a Stagnant Laddered Portfolio!
by Bradford Pine on 6:06 pm in Bond Investing
Investors tend to enjoy talking about stocks; they’re exciting, easy to buy and sell, and can produce high returns. But fixed income is just as important as your equity allocation, and sometimes even more so. Bonds are often the quiet cornerstone of many portfolios. However, managing a bond portfolio can quickly become a lot more [...]
5 Things You Must Know About Your Old 401(k) or Existing IRA
by Bradford Pine on 8:47 am in Retirement Planning
1) Your old 401(k) is not being managed by the best of the best! 401(k) accounts are great for many things while you’re still employed with your current company, like high contribution limits and matching employer contributions. However, they are usually pretty poor when it comes to choosing investment managers and styles. To make savings [...]
Year-End Tax Planning: 10 Things to Keep in Mind
by Bradford Pine on 2:21 pm in Tax Tips
(Read the full article here) The window of opportunity for many tax-saving moves closes on December 31. So set aside some time to evaluate your tax situation now, while there’s still time to affect your bottom line for the current tax year. With that in mind, here are 10 things to consider as the [...]
6 Tips for Improving Your Tax Efficiency 2011 – 2012
by Bradford Pine on 11:50 am in Tax Tips
December is a great time of year to visit family, enjoy holiday meals, and streamline April’s tax bill. With a bit of knowledge, you can really boost the tax efficiency of your portfolio and even your gift giving, so this month I’d like to share a few simple tips for getting the most out of [...]
Four Tips to Handle Stock Market Volatility
by Bradford Pine on 3:37 pm in Individual Investors
In the wake of the recession in 2008 and the recent economic turmoil in Europe, market volatility is probably a term you’ve become quite familiar with. After the relative calm of the early 2000s, the sometimes violent daily market movements we’ve seen recently have repeatedly stressed and worried even the most experienced investors. In this [...]
Is Your Credit Safe? Follow These Tips to Reduce Your Exposure to Identity Theft
by Bradford Pine on 12:35 pm in Identity Theft
Did you know that an estimated 10 million people fall victim to identity theft each year? While we have all heard of identity theft and maybe even worry about it, when it comes to protecting ourselves we often fail. With our hectic lives, we sometimes push off the most important things until it’s too late. [...]
Market Volatility and Your Emotions
by Bradford Pine on 10:18 am in Individual Investors
Market Volatility and Your Emotions When dealing with a volatile market, sometimes the most difficult challenge is to manage your emotions. If you decide you need to re-examine your game plan, it should be done with… (Read More) .
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My Personal Experience in Donating Bone Marrow/Stem Cells…Fight Leukemia and Become a Donor
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Coming Up Short on Mortgages
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Roth IRA Rollover or Not?
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Using Alternative Investments to Minimize Left Tail Risk / Black Swan Event
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Time to Reset Your Mind: Managing Your Financial Emotions
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Managing Your Downside Risk is a Must!
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My Personal Experience in Donating Bone Marrow/Stem Cells…Fight Leukemia and Become a Donor
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8 Tips for Reducing the Financial Burden of College (not just Savings & debt)
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Free Money: Take Back Your Unclaimed Funds
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The Case for Active Bond Management: You Don’t Want a Stagnant Laddered Portfolio!
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5 Things You Must Know About Your Old 401(k) or Existing IRA
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