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By MyPerfectFinancialAdvisor Investors and consumers, both wealthy and not, have many erroneous views of todays’ financial advisors. These views

By Lee Sherman If you're like most married couples your biggest initial arguments will be about money. According to a 2018 survey by Ramsey

By Peter Mastrantuono The decision to go from two incomes to one can be frightening. With some careful planning, however, the shift to one income

By John Drachman Is your portfolio of stocks, bonds and mutual funds enough for you? These traditional investments make up the core of most

By Thomas Kostigen Many of us have heard that the price of solar energy has come down. But what does that mean exactly? And is that good or bad for

By MyPerfectFinancialAdvisor Every day investors and consumers worry and wonder about all manner of financial issues. “Should I invest in this

By Lee Sherman When you find yourself with extra cash, you face a big decision; whether to use that money to pay off or pay down debt or to invest

By Peter Mastrantuono Imagine accessing your home equity and not being required to make any monthly repayments or charged any interest. It’s

By John Drachman Corinthians tells us "Love is patient.” Still, for those getting married during our Coronavirus-haunted time, patience may be in