Tee Up Your Investment Strategy: Investing Lessons from Golf
Let’s face it, golf is hard. Widely known by those who play as one of the more mentally challenging sports, golf requires an exceptional amount…
What Should I Do in a Bear Market?
We get this question often, especially in down markets like we are experiencing now. “What do I do when the market is correcting?” “What do…
Investing in Stocks is Risky, How Do You Manage the Risk?
As much as we’d all love to live in a world where bad things never happen, the unfortunate reality is nearly everything in life involves…
A Word from the Investment Department: Coronavirus Considerations
Back in March, when COVID-19 was causing a quick and severe correction in the stock market, we wrote a post outlining some of the advice…
The Coronavirus Has Infected the Stock Market…Now What?
With the coronavirus now spreading across over 100 countries, it is clear the effects from the virus are widespread and significant. In attempts to mitigate…
Ten Years On: Four Personal Finance Lessons Learned from the Great Recession
By Adam Oerther, CFP® Officially, the “Great Recession” was the period between December 2007 and June 2009 when the U.S. economy contracted by 4.2%. Over…
I Have a Love/Hate Relationship with Volatility
By Adam Oerther, CFP® As most of you know, the stock market was quite volatile in 2018, particularly in the last quarter. For some of…
Investing vs. Trading – What is the Difference?
by Adam Oerther, CFP® When people find out someone works in investments, that person receives a number of reactions: “So, when is the next correction…
When Should I Change My Asset Allocation?
One of the most important decisions any investor makes is what their asset allocation should be. B&C Financial Advisors works with our clients to arrive…
Fasten Your Seatbelts!
Slight turbulence to be expected If you watch the business news channels, you’ve seen a lot of ups and downs in the stock market to…
Happy New Year!
We are welcoming in a new year, and everyone is forecasting what lies ahead. As we all know, a forecast is just a prediction of…
How to Cope With Market Volatility
When you’re watching your favorite financial guru on TV and he says “the markets are up” you are happy. But when he tells you the…
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