The Yield Curve is Flattening: Does this mean we’re headed for Recession?
Midterm Elections = Stock Market Volatility
Midterm election years tend to be relatively volatile periods for the financial markets and Doug English, CFP® says he expects 2018 to finish with that trend intact. Mike Switzer interviews Doug on National Public Radio’s South Carolina Business Review radio show. Click the link below to listen to the replay. [link_button link=”http://www.southcarolinapublicradio.org/post/midterm-elections-stock-market-volatility” size=”large” color=”#0D4F8B” align=”left”]LISTEN […]
LPL Research: Market Volatility Update
Money-Making Tip: Put Your Uninvested Cash to Work
ACT Advisors Summer Newsletter 2018
Our summer newsletter is here! In this issue: ACT Advisors Welcomes Tim Mowrey In Case of Emergency: Essential Documents to Take With You Client Spotlight: John Snowden and Victoria Montgomery with the Military Magnet Academy Foundation ACT Advisors Fanny Pack Photo Contest Click here to download the newsletter.
5 Questions to Ask Your Advisor ~ Why is working with a Registered Investment Advisor important?
Credit Union Executives Reduce Risk with Financial Planning

Are you taking too much risk? Your financial plan can help you minimize your exposure to risk. Your personal index can help you understand the risk in your investments and a professional review of your financial documents can highlight areas of risk that have gone overlooked. Are you ready to see how we can help […]
Why Credit Union Executives Need Financial Planning More Than Others

Certified Financial Planner Doug English discusses how complexity sets credit union executives apart from other employees. Financial planning provides credit union executives with insight and clarity into their benefits packages. Are you ready to see how we can help you reach your financial goals? Contact Us [contact-form-7 id=”6264″ title=”Contact page contact form”]
What to do with your 403(b) or 401(k) when you change jobs or retire?
What are our clients asking about this week? Trade Wars.