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What is rebalancing, how important is it, How do I rebalance, What are some of the caveats to rebalancing

What is rebalancing, how important is it, How do I rebalance, What are some of the caveats to rebalancing

2017 in Review-Stocks, bonds, lack of volatility, economy; The Untold Economic Growth Story; Transitioning into 2018 – “Proceed with Caution”; Interest rate changes; Tax Reform; Stock Market Volatility; Economic Growth

2017 in Review-Stocks, bonds, lack of volatility, economy; The Untold Economic Growth Story; Transitioning into 2018 – “Proceed with Caution”; Interest rate changes; Tax Reform; Stock Market Volatility; Economic Growth

Who is Charles Ruiz and what does Bethel IT do?; The basics in Cyber Security; Malware-what is it and how is it dangerous?; Passwords, encryption, pop ups,WiFi-best practices; Scams; Remote access; Virus avoidance

Who is Charles Ruiz and what does Bethel IT do?; The basics in Cyber Security; Malware-what is it and how is it dangerous?; Passwords, encryption, pop ups,WiFi-best practices; Scams; Remote access; Virus avoidance

Everyday Americans Series with Special Guest Katherine Dumeer

Financial lessons growing up; current thoughts on money; decision to change jobs; saving, spending and splurging

Everyday Americans Series with Special Guest Katherine Dumeer

Financial lessons growing up; current thoughts on money; decision to change jobs; saving, spending and splurging

Chris explains why marriage is good economics

“Marriage drives well-being and upward mobility…the absence of marriage diminishes it” –New York Times

Larry Kudlow… “The trouble is, in our society, we are doing this backwards. People don't finish school. Don't take a job. Don't get married. But do have kids. Wrong order. Wrong formula.”

 

Economically, marriage is an important institution; married couples earn more money…kids earning more money

Brookings Institution-the successsequence-1.-high school diploma 2.-get job 3.-get married 4.-have first kid

If you do these in the correct sequence, you and your children will have better chance of success

 

American Enterprise Institute-Married men have higher average income

Heritage Foundation – poverty rate single moms high school degree 33% chance of poverty

 

Marriage drops the chances of being poor by 80%

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