In my life I’ve been very fortunate to have had several mentors! The one that had the most impact was tough but gentle, an extremely successful businessman. On one occasion […]
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If what you thought was the best way to plan for retirement? Turned out not to be, when would you want to know? If you did realize that what you were doing was not the best way, would you do something about it? The fact that you're here exemplifies your desire to learn. Discover more about retirement planning today.
Pension Maximization Strategy
08/19/2011 by
PMS, a strategy that can be employed by a pre retiree when activating a employer defined benefit plan, more commonly known as a pension. The concept: there are multiple pay […]
Government Shutdown Market Impact
04/18/2011 by
A recent Friday, late in the evening, Congress and the White House came to an agreement that averted a partial government shutdown – for now. Over the course of last week, several advisors asked for my take on what would happen to the stock markets if the government had closed down, even temporarily. Some of these advisors following the active approach to investment management, wondered if they should “sell,” or if should they “buy.” Would the markets go up? Or would they go down? How should they react?
My advice was that if client portfolios were properly designed from the beginning, there would be no need to make any changes to existing portfolios.
Retirement & Municipal Bonds
01/11/2011 by
As you know, we are not big fans of Municipal Bonds. You will not find a single Municipal Bond among the 10,000 – 14,000 holdings in any of the Academically Managed accounts that many of you own through me. But often, retirees and those preparing for retirement are heavily invested in municipal bonds and bond funds. Unfortunately, in many cases, their advisors may not have disclosed to them the significant risks that such a strategy bears.
Savings & Inflation
07/06/2010 by
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We hope everyone had a Safe and Happy Fourth of July! This week, Paul Nichols and Deb Seaward, talk about savings and inflation. Listen in to find out more and continue on your road to financial clarity and confidence.
Paul Nichols is the President of Financial Abundance, Inc., a registered investment advisor based in Central Pennsylvania with offices in State College and Lewisburg in Centre County.
Visit Financial Abundance’s website and send Paul a note about the show or a question that you would like to have answered under the “Ask the Coach” link.
http://www.FinancialAbundanceInc.com or give us a call at 866-867-5745
Thank you
Should I Invest In Gold With 401k Or IRA?
06/24/2010 by
This week, Paul Nichols, answers a viewer question who wants to know if he should invest in gold with his 401k or IRA. Paul gives some very pointed advice on […]
Market Timing and The Three Types of Money
06/15/2010 by
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This week’s show is one you don’t want to miss. Paul Nichols, along with his guest host Deb, talks about Market Timing, gives a market update and then reviews the “Three Types of Money.” Listen in to find out more and continue on your road to financial clarity and confidence.
Paul Nichols is the President of Financial Abundance, Inc., a registered investment advisor based in Central Pennsylvania with offices in State College and Lewisburg in Centre County.
Visit Financial Abundance’s website and send Paul a note about the show or a question that you would like to have answered under the “Ask the Coach” link.
http://www.FinancialAbundanceInc.com or give us a call at 866-867-5745
Thank you
Viewer Questions from WJAC-TV
04/19/2010 by
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Deb sits in on the show again with Paul to answer some viewer questions from WJAC-TV, an NBC affiliate. Paul is WJAC’s “Investor Coach” and is featured weekly on their nightly news.
Visit our website and send Paul a note about the show or a question that you would like to have answered under the “Ask the Coach” link.
www.financialabundanceinc.com
Thank you
Unintended Consequences: Len Renier
01/04/2010 by
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This week Paul interviews Len Renier from the Wealth and Wisdom Institute.
Income Planning: Budget Challenge
12/08/2009 by
Many of us think that we are good stewards of our money. We often think that each purchase is something we need, when in reality it is only something we want. When I was younger I thought I was a great steward of my money. At that time I was living hand to mouth, as most young people do when they are just getting started. It seemed I didn’t have enough money at the end of the month to save. Then I met a very successful gentleman who made a huge difference on my life. He suggested I do the following:
Long Term Care Insurance
09/08/2009 by
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This week Paul and Luke break down Long Term Care Insurance. With the current debate about health care, long term care is often over looked.
When Should You Start to Take Social Security
08/25/2009 by
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This week Paul and Luke review the Market Update, the pros and cons of qualified plans and if you should take your social security payments at age 62 or 65.
Guaranteed Income for Life
05/19/2009 by
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An interview with Kevin Nuber shows how you can take your savings and ensure you have enough income throughout your entire retirement.
The Investors’ Dilemma: Understand the Psych
02/16/2009 by
Have you ever worried about getting high enough returns on investments? Maintaining your standard of living at retirement? Affording high quality education for your children? Have you ever worried about the next market crash, missing out on the latest, greatest stock tip? Making sense of the all the information available or someone else having a better portfolio than you? Have you ever worried about not having enough money to care for loved one, getting bad advice and, worse yet, paying for it? Have you ever bought an investment when it was doing really well, when it was high, and later sold it because of bad performance at a low price? If you can answer yes to any of these questions, then you are in the right place.
Parkinson’s Law
01/05/2009 by
From the desk of Paul Nichols: President of Financial Abundance Inc.
C. Northcote Parkinson is probably most recognized for his book entitled Parkinson’s Law. It states that “work expands to meet the time envelope allowed.” Give it a shot- give someone a task with a deadline of 2 days, and it will be done near the end of the 2nd day. Give the same task to another person and give them a week to complete it. You can bet that the task won’t be completed until the waning hours of the 7th day.
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