retirement planning
CFM Quarterly Investment Commentary: Q2 2018
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on July 23rd, 2018
The Very High Cost of Waiting to Save for Retirement
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on November 1st, 2016
Is an Investment Advisor Really Worth the Investment Advisory Fee?
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on September 23rd, 2016A recent survey indicates that an increasing number of high net worth investors are willing to pay for solid, unbiased, fee-only investment advice, which is not surprising considering the challenges of today’s markets.
What are your Portfolio Performance Expectations?
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on March 12th, 2016In the story of Alice in Wonderland, Alice arrives at a fork in the road and wonders aloud which road to take. A smiling Cheshire Cat appears and asks her what her destination is, to which she replies, “I don’t know.” The toothy cat then proffers the only possible response, “Well, then it doesn’t matter.”
2016 Tax Year Limits on 401k and Retirement Plans
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on February 19th, 2016
The team at Canty Financial Management wanted to give you the latest information about 401k and Retirement Plan Limits for the 2016 tax year.
The 4 Essential Elements of a Retirement Plan
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on February 16th, 2016Until recently, many retirees have been able to rely upon the three-legged stool of retirement income sources: A defined benefit pension plan that guarantees a lifetime income, their own savings, and Social Security.
Five Things You Should Expect From Your Financial Advisor
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on February 14th, 2016In the realm of investment advice, value is defined by what you receive from your advisory relationship that meets or exceeds your expectations.
In Search of the Right Financial Advisor
Submitted by Canty Financial Management on December 1st, 2015The challenge for most people today is finding the right financial advisor. The sheer number of financial professionals holding themselves out as “financial advisors,” makes it a daunting task at best. It is easier if you know what to look for, but that requires an acute sense of what exactly you want from an advisory relationship.
