How to Invest, Considering the Political Uncertainty in the Next Six Months
With the economy in a holding pattern until the November elections, Dr. Gene addresses how to invest when facing uncertainty.
Q&A Time: Treasurys, Olympics’ Economic Impact and Stocks
Dr. Gene and Ted Parrish, CFA, weigh in on U.S. Treasurys, individual stocks and whether the Olympics will stimulate Europe’s economy.
Q&A Time: Questions on FDIC Certificates, Organic Grocers and Cloud Computing
The “Money Talks” hosts answer listeners’ questions on banks’ FDIC certificates, tech stocks and specialty grocery stores.
Through the Power of Compounding You Could be a Millionaire
Bil Lako, CFP® offers some financial wisdom for today’s college graduates.
Cashing in Whole Life Insurance, Dividend Stocks and Deere vs. Caterpillar
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss opting to invest the cash value of a life insurance policy and provide some dividend-paying stock picks.
Pay Down Debt or Save and Invest?
Should you pay off debt or should you save and invest? To find out, compare what rate of return you can earn on your investments versus the interest rate on the debt. There may be other factors that you should consider as well. Learn more in this week’s Financial Tip.
How Europe’s Woes Influence Investment Decisions
Europe’s woes weighed heavy on the markets this week. Dr. Gene offers his insight on how to invest amid the European turmoil.
Q&A Time: Nutritional Stocks, Bed Bath & Beyond’s Merger and a Small-Cap Pick
The “Money Talks” team offers answers on listeners’ latest stock questions, including Bed Bath & Beyond’s bid to buy Cost Plus World Market and a small-cap pick.
In the News: Unrealized Appreciation—Your Company Stock
When you leave your job, a cash distribution from a 401(k) may be a good idea if you have net unrealized appreciation. We explain in today’s Marietta Daily Journal.
Chesapeake Energy, Wolverine World Wide and Market Value
Dr. Gene and Ted Parrish, CFA, weigh in on listeners’ questions on Chesapeake Energy, Wolverine World Wide and if the market is fairly valued.