As the CEO of America’s Gold Authority®, I make it part of my job to look beyond the headlines and hear what our clients are saying about gold and the precious metals marketplace. And one of the most popular questions we hear is: “Should I buy physical or paper gold?” The term “paper gold” is…
How Should You Buy Your Gold?DetailsFor the last several weeks, I’ve been talking about freedom—freedom from stress, freedom to celebrate successes, and financial freedom. This week, I have one more freedom I’d like to talk about: the freedom to have fun—specifically, the freedom to have fun while building your portfolio. You’re allowed to have fun while building your portfolio. Managing…
Diversifying with Gold Isn’t Just Smart—It Can Also Be FunDetailsOnce you’ve chipped away at your financial stress and found the peace of mind that comes with financial wellness, it’s time to take the next step toward securing long-term wealth. A part of that equation is making your money work harder. That means looking at your current money and then identifying where you can make…
Learn How to Make Your Money Work Harder for You—Starting NowDetailsIs there buried treasure where you live? Hidden treasure still exists. It could be in your backyard or buried at a nearby beach. Take a trip around the world with us to learn more about five lost treasures that might be waiting for you—if only you can find them! Ark of the Covenant This legendary…
Would You Hunt for These 5 Real-World Treasures?DetailsAt the start of this month, we talked about financial freedom. Last week, we discussed freedom from financial stress. This week, I’d like to talk about something a little more fun—the freedom to celebrate your successes. We spend our entire adult lives working to ensure that our retirement will be as comfortable as possible. If…
Don’t Forget to Celebrate Your SuccessesDetailsAccording to a 2021 Capital One CreditWise survey, 73% of Americans rank their finances as the most significant source of stress in their life. This statistic shows that we could all use a little help overcoming financial stress—but how? Consider these six tips so you can move closer to financial freedom. 1. Create a Budget…
How to Let Go of Financial Stress and Embrace Financial FreedomDetailsYou planned. You budgeted. You checked all the boxes on your financial wellness checklist, and now you’re sitting on a little extra cash. The question is, do you spend it on something that will break or fall out of style, or do you use it to maximize your financial future? Here are five things to…
5 Future-Focused Things to Do with Extra MoneyDetailsWe all want to retire comfortably and live our best lives on the way to retirement. But as we all know, having a retirement portfolio means living with a certain amount of financial stress. If you’re a news junkie like me, you may find yourself watching the markets every day—and if you’re not careful, all…
Reducing Financial Stress Through DiversificationDetailsI love the Fourth of July. Any time I can get all my kids together for some quality family time and good food, I’m a happy mom. But the Fourth is also special to me for another reason: It’s a holiday that allows us to celebrate our love for this wonderful country and all the…
Hot Dogs, Fireworks, and Financial FreedomDetailsYou can pretty quickly define wellness in terms of your health. You’re able to participate in the activities you want, and your body doesn’t hold you back from moving toward your personal goals. But how about financial wellness? Have you taken the time to consider what that means to you and whether you’re on track…
What Does Financial Wellness Mean to You?DetailsEvery year, I make sure that my kids, my husband, and I all get our checkups at the doctor. It’s not about worrying that something may be wrong—it’s about making sure we’re on the right track and avoiding any surprises. For instance, maybe we learn that it’s time to rebalance our diet, or perhaps a…
Here’s Your Mid-Year Financial CheckupDetailsYear-end tax planning can only go so far. Don’t wait until December. The best tax-saving strategies take time to implement, and luckily you can start now. Consider strategies that can be helpful if you begin executing them midyear. Here are six tax-related items you may want to put on your financial checkup checklist. Get Your…
Use This Financial Checklist to Start Year-End Tax Planning NowDetails
