by Denver Nowicz | Apr 9, 2014 | economy, retirement income
On this week radio show we discuss Michael Lewis’s new book Flash Boys and the his claim that the market is rigged. Take our quick survey… [yop_poll id=”2″] The U.S. stock market is rigged in favor of high-speed electronic trading firms,...
by Denver Nowicz | Mar 26, 2014 | economy, retirement income
Strategies for long term bear markets to keep your wealth growing. Since we have seen how long bear markets can last and that most investors don’t have a 100+ year time horizon, we need to plan for bear markets that could fall into your peak saving years and income...
by Denver Nowicz | Mar 26, 2014 | economy, retirement income
Can your wealth survive a long term bear market? What are the odds this happens? History shows that the equity market enters long periods of high returns, followed by lengthy periods of lower ones. These periods are called secular trends. There are two kinds of...
by Denver Nowicz | Mar 7, 2014 | annuities, economy, indexed life insurance, retirement income, small business
In this final segment we discuss how to take chunks of money you have saved and create income for life. The younger you start this process the better. The great fiction you hear from financial media is that when you are young you need to be aggressive. This is not...
by Denver Nowicz | Mar 7, 2014 | annuities, economy, indexed life insurance, Inflation, life insurance, retirement income
Build income streams you can access before and after age 59.5. Also have multiple sources of capital you can access without restriction (like you will find in 401k/IRA). This can give you better access to your money to handle the ups and downs of life. In this segment...
by Denver Nowicz | Mar 7, 2014 | annuities, economy, indexed life insurance, Inflation, retirement income
Income planning is not just for retirement. What happens if you want to access your money early and everything you have saved is in a 401k? With the exceptions of emergencies you are stuck until you reach age 59.5 in most cases. What if you want to go part time or...
