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Welcome to our new readers the Women Mean Business attendees from the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce June luncheon at Plimoth Plantation and the Money Matters on Cape Cod discussion group.  Just as summer enters full swing the financial markets decided to kick into a bit of volatility. We sent out this recent message about what was happening in Greece to our clients. Now, let's hope things remain calm for the rest of the summer so we can all enjoy the season. We've picnicked at Tanglewood a few times already and have seen great shows from the BSO to Sheryl Crow, Diana Krall and Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga.  We've also been hiking a lot in the Berkshires and this year we have done hikes at totally new places--each of them better than the last! We've done some parts of the Appalachian Trail--which is terrific. Two other highlights have included a historic quarry in Becket and Race Brook Falls in Sheffield. All this hiking has me reading The Pilgrimage by Paul Cohelo. It is his personal journey of walking of El Camino de Santiago. Ever since we watched The Way with Martin Sheen last year, this pilgrimage keeps appearing in my life. Hmmm... Thanks to those of you who have reached out to us recently to help you create a bigger future than your past! We are excited to be starting a number of new relationships this summer. If we can assist you in any way, please let us know. Also, keep sharing those book suggestions. We are enjoying them! Make sure to read Bill's column below for more ideas. Cheers,
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From Bill's Corner...
Summer reads can make you fiscally fit The Fitbit craze, yet another trend I just don't get! I'll stick to reading! Fitbit went public last week. In its first moments of trading, it shot out of the blocks surging more than 50 percent. Fitbit is an amazing story, not only about a trendy wearable-Internet-connected fitness device, but also about fiscal fitness. Fitbit's been getting in shape. It had losses in 2012 and 2013, but in 2014 Fitbit's training paid off. Profits zoomed, and based on their surging IPO, investors have noticed. How's that for fiscal fitness? Hopefully, Fitbit will stay in shape. Wearable devices, like the Fitbit and the Apple Watch, are the new rage. Fitbit is a device that you wear on your wrist that monitors fitness activity, sleep habits, fluid and food intake, etc. It sends regular reminders about your fitness progress, or lack thereof. I have a message to all you Fitbit wearing, fitness gurus: "It's summer!" Lay off the exercise. Head to the beach and crack open a good book. As an avid reader (and an often exercise slacker), I'm going to share my 2015 summer reading list. Reads that will get you fiscally fit. As we head into the summer season, I hope that you find this suggested reading list enjoyable and informative. Read more...
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Time to Share. Create a Buzz.
 Your future. Send your future self some words of inspiration. Or maybe a swift kick in the pants. Or just share some thoughts on where you'll or what you'll be up to in a year, three years...more? And then some time travel magic will deliver the letter to you. Future You, that is. Try out futureme.org and see what you think.
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5 steps millennials can take now for a richer retirement
Start now, and you'll have an even bigger nest egg when you stop working.
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8 ways to simplify your finances
Consolidate. Prioritize. Automate.
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Women investors: 5 tips
Guess which gender succeeds more when investing?
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Social Security strategies if you're widowed
A survivor benefit is worth up to 100% of a deceased spouse's benefit.
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10 dying professions that job hunters should avoid
Take a look at our picks for the 10 worst jobs for the future.
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Five myths about women traveling solo
The experts to weigh in on these five classic myths
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In the media...on the blog
WH Cornerstone's principal's are tapped by the media to write for and contribute to a variety of publications. Here are our latest contributions.
BUSINESS PANEL: Making the most of your time away from work
Patriot Ledger, July 18/19, 2015 View...
INVESTORS, PLANS AND MONEY: Summer reads can make you fiscally fit
Old Colony Memorial, June 28, 2015 View...
INVESTORS, PLANS AND MONEY: Choosing a financial services professional
Old Colony Memorial, May 26, 2015
View... WH Cornerstone Investments Named a Directors PartnerKingston Reporter, April 10, 2015 View...Life's Greatest LessonFinancial Steps to Take in Widowhood (or Not to Take)Getting Financially FitAvoiding Mistakes in a Divorce in 5 Easy Step
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About us
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