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When Is It Time To Hire A Financial Advisor?
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on December 14th, 2017Fraudsters Don't Take Holidays
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on December 7th, 2017
Tips for preventing fraud
Cybercrime and fraud are serious threats and constant vigilance is key. While Robert Gordon & Associates plays an important role in helping protect your assets, you can also take action to protect yourself and help secure your information. This checklist summarizes common cyber fraud tactics, along with tips and best practices.
Top 6 Things No One Tells You About Retiring
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on November 21st, 2017
To make your retirement years truly golden, understand what may be coming your way. Many of us look forward to retirement as the reward for a lifetime of hard work. While the post-work years can truly be golden for those who plan for them, many retirees are caught off guard by the facts of their new life.
Video: Don't Like Where You Are Financially? Change Your Behavior
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on October 5th, 2017Our behaviors produce the results we see in our lives.
Balancing a New Addition to the Family and Your Financial Goals
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on September 25th, 2017Are You Working With a Financial Advisor or a Salesperson?
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on August 11th, 2017
When is a “financial advisor” really an advisor and when is he just a salesperson? The answer to that question has important implications for millions of Americans who turn to financial professionals to help them navigate often complex decisions regarding how best to invest for long-term goals, including retirement.
You Don’t Need A Financial Plan – You Need Financial Planning
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on July 19th, 2017
What’s The Difference?
When I first start talking to a new client, I often discover that they have a financial plan. At some point in the past, they worked with a financial planner who helped them build a plan that was probably a good one for their needs at that time. But then… The plan sat on the shelf. The details of the plan were not fully executed.
One of Our Favorite Tools to Regain Control of Your Money
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on May 22nd, 2017
Creating and keeping a budget is not fun. It's also not realistic to think that you will keep a journal and write down everything you buy and tally it all up at the end of the month. Mint.com is a site that I found a few years ago and it makes budgeting a breeze.