@MichaelKitces We built our house in 2000 because it was cheaper to build than to buy a 20 year old house sight unseen (houses were on and off the market in 48 hours)
Reminder that no matter how the economy is performing there will always be a loud group of people saying:
- Big recession around the corner
- Hyperinflation imminent
- The dollar is doomed
- The Fed broke everything
- Stocks are overvalued
Been like that for 100+ years.
@MichaelKitces One thing is it seems to be "failing" a goal even though there is plenty of cash. My client at 11% has several goals unfunded but they die with $62M at the average case.
@MichaelKitces, I assume you are hearing about the recent @MoneyGuidePro release that is blowing up client plans?
With no changes, I had a client plan go from 83% to 11%. And I start a review surge next week.
@MichaelKitces@PhilippHecker It seems more and more that the real value in a CRM (other than good record keeping) is how well it integrates with the other tools a firm needs.
@MichaelKitces@TRowePrice@ssanalyzer Based on recent history of software disappearing from the general market after purchase, I don't think I'll tie my lot to those
Came across this quote while taking a CE course:
"For stocks and bonds (including shares in mutual funds), use the most recent quotes in your newspaper to calculate value."
You sure this course was updated last year as stated?
To the nice person(s) who sent me some Texas coasters via Amazon, they are very cool.
You are not getting a thank-you card, not because I am ungrateful, but because there was no card and I have no idea who you are.