Finance

This month we dive into reminders about the market and trying to refocus our perspective.

This month we dive into why we should think like a contrarian when it comes to investing.

What is Biblically Responsible Investing? It will not be for everyone, but for those that want their beliefs to align with their investments, Biblically Responsible Investing may be the answer.

If you are donating money to and 501(c)(3) this article may be of interest to you. Giving cash can be some of the most inefficient ways when it comes to taxes.

It is easy to be passive about our finances and except whatever happens. Like most things in life, that is not the ideal way to approach here. Here are some tips to on why to take “control” of your finances.

The idea of time in the market tends to beat timing the market. This article dives into why that may be true.

Should we invest in a roth or traditional investment account. This month, we try to dive into some of the pros and cons of each.

2020 was an odd year. How have retail stock pickers beat Wall St and why should we not try to time the market.

2020 was a fast recovery. We dive into some of the reasons why the market may have recovered so quickly and a reason why it doesn’t make a ton of sense.

“I Got Nobody to Blame but Me”- Chris Stapleton Jim Shellenberger, CFA | Financial Advisor Sometimes we are our own worst enemy. When it comes to making financial decisions, our cognitive and emotional biases can help us or hinder us in making the best decisions. Our cognitive biases generally involve decision making based on concepts …

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