dollar cost averaging: THE MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE I'VE EVERY POSTED!
- 06/12/18 10:17 AM
I really don''t know how long I've been posting on ActiveRain, but it's probably been at least 10 or 12 years. My biography says I've been a Realtor for 51 years and I've been a private Financial Advisor for a couple of years longer than that. And both are true.
In recent months, I've pretty much been forced to bring my Financial Advisory service to the public. So now, that operates under Park Avenue Wealth Advisors, LLC, and while it is registered in Texas, we represent clients all over the United States. More information is available on the web site, www. ParkAvenueWealth.com Click Here if you are interested in seeing … (3 comments)
Thursday, June 5, 2014 - Galveston County Daily News
By BILL CHERRY Bill Cherry is a financial coach with www.ParkAvenueWealthCoach.com.
If you listen to the radio as you drive about on weekends, you probably hear the 30-minute — sometimes hour long — infomercials bought and paid for by local financial product salespersons.
They cloak that they are salespersons by calling themselves financial or investment consultants.
Some offer free evening seminars where they promise you’ll be served homemade cookies, hot from the oven, or a free dinner if you’ll … (1 comments)
dollar cost averaging: So, Do You Think You Can Do as Well as a 15 Year Old?
- 02/16/13 05:53 AM
About 10 years ago one of my friends called to say that his daughter, sixteen, had gotten a job at one of the fast food places. He wanted her to save some of her money, but he knew she wouldn’t. I told him to have her call me, and she did. “Have you got a savings account?” I asked her. She said she did. “Do you have a thousand bucks in there?” She said she did. “Where did that money come from?” She said it was an account with her dad that required both signatures for withdrawal. It was an accumulation … (17 comments)
dollar cost averaging: DADDY'S 7 RULES FOR SECURING YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE - PART 3
- 12/29/09 12:57 PM
In the Preface of this 7-part series of blogs, I explained that my daddy was always a salaried employee, yet by following seven rules he went from being recently out of college to a millionaire-plus twenty-five years later. My mom never worked, and they fully-funded the education of their two sons. He passed away in 1980. I suggested that with the 2010 ready to begin, this would be the perfect time for each of us to initiate Daddy's 7 Rules for Securing Your Financial Future. Here, stated again, are the rules: •· Save at least 10% of your gross income •· Know about, … (4 comments)
dollar cost averaging: DADDY'S RULES FOR SECURING HIS FAMILY'S FUTURE
- 12/27/09 11:05 PM
PART 1 - THE PREFACE AND PRINCIPALS This coming Friday, we all have the opportunity to correct our financial indiscretions and begin methodically securing our financial futures. Friday is the beginning of the New Year of 2010. My daddy, William W. Cherry, passed away unexpectedly twenty-nine years ago; in fact on December 19th. He would have been 72-years old the following February 7th. I'm telling you that because it will put this into prospective: 1) my daddy was always a salaried employee, 2) he became a millionaire, and 3) starting from scratch, he accomplished his financial goal by following these rather uncomplicated rules: Save at least … (6 comments)
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