WBIR: Tips to Lending Money to Family and Friends
WBIR: Paul Fain from Asset Planning Corporation gives tips on the right way to lend to those you love.
WBIR: Tips to Get a Fair Tax Return
WBIR: Certified Financial Planner Paul Fain shares tips on itemizing, deductions, and other tax return info.
WBIR: What are Negative Interest Rates
WBIR: Paul Fain from Asset Planning Corporation joins us again to talk about negative interest rates and your money.
WBIR: How Trump vs. Rubio Could Affect Your Money
WBIR: CFP Paul Fain talks about how untraditional presidential candidates could affect the stock markets.
Knoxville News Sentinel: Wisdom from Yogi
Lawrence Peter “Yogi” Berra died last year at age 90. Without question, he was one of the greatest Major League Baseball players of all time, but he would have also made a great financial planner. In 2016, consider the financial wisdom of his famous “Yogisms:” “90% of the game is half mental.” It is true
WBIR: Investing 101: What is a Mutual Fund?
WBIR: Paul Fain, from Asset Planning Corporation, explains how a mutual fund can benefit your portfolio.
WBIR: How You Can Love Your Finances
Honesty among spouses and partners is important when it comes to money. Certified financial planner Paul Fain from Asset Planning discusses ideas for merging love and money.
WBIR: Investing 101: What is a Bond?
WBIR: Paul Fain with Asset Planning Corporation explains what bonds are and the potential risks and benefits.
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WBIR: Stocks 101: What is a Stock?
With high anxiety building as the stock market dips lower, Certified Financial Planner Paul Fain of Asset Planning Corporation goes back to the basics – what is a stock and why do we own one?
A Different Kind of Lottery Ticket
After the worst yearly start for stocks in history, many investors are feeling some concern. That old myth resurfaces, “Investing in stocks is just like gambling.” Gambling addicts would probably agree. In the 1990s, scads of obsessive day-traders seemed to gamble themselves into personal and financial ruin. Jim Parker, regional director of Dimensional Fund Advisors