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Doing your taxes? Yeah, me too.
Tax efficiency is something not discussed very often, but something very powerful. The single biggest expense most people have are taxes, but how often do you think aobut it in relation to your investments?
Click on the link to hear me talk.........
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1974 again?
What we're going through in the stock market has happened before. 1930s, 40s, 70s, 80s and 2003. Which of these charts look like today's chart, and which will it be? You decide. If you can't, give me a call and we can discuss.
To do: Evaluate your portfolio and ensure it's positioned properly for the market you feel we're in.
Too Big to Fail
 If you've been following my newsletters for the past few months, you know I'm a fan of eliminating the "too big to fail" concept for banks.
Yes, I get the whole economies of scale for large enterprises concept.
However, if the FDIC and taxpayers are ultimately insuring the risk of the banks, we ought to have a say in what is too big to insure. Wouldn't we expect this from any insurer? It's not unreasonable in my book.
 Is this the end of the secular bond market? I say no, but everyone has their opinion. Of course, everyone who disagrees with me must be wrong! Naw, just kidding.
As interest rates rise, which they will at some point, bonds will be hit. Be prepared
To do: Look at your Bond exposure. Is it appropriate? Don't know? Call Mike Brady.
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Alarm Clock
Have problems waking up? I find these alarm clocks very funny. I particularly like # 4. A bomb? Really? That's hard core.
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I'm here to help!....
I'd love to talk more with you about the above topics or anyway I can help you grow and preserve your money while providing for yourself, your family, and community.
Mike
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