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Seven Financial Steps to Take When Fear Takes Over

10 Financial Actions to Knock out During This Social Distancing Period

Business Owners Should Explore Paycheck Protection Program Forgivable Loans Now

COIVD-19: The Cavalry Is on the Way

Apr 03, 2020 by John Mauldin

Millions of entrepreneurs are trying to figure out what to do when the world is turned on again. They will figure it out. #innovation

Black Swans Can Inspire A New Era of Innovation

Apr 03, 2020 by Paul Taylor

In the midst of a pandemic it’s sobering to be reminded that we can look after each other best by just thinking globally and acting locally.

5 Tips for Making Better Decisions During COVID-19

Apr 03, 2020 by Suzi McAlpine

By making better decisions as a leader, you’ll set the tone for how your team and organisation react to the current crisis. #leadership

When Is It Time for an Investor to Move on From Their Advisor?

Apr 03, 2020 by Matt Miller

I never consider part of our job to be taking clients from other firms, but rather rescuing them from relationships that no longer served them.

Three Ways to Help Your Clients in the Midst of Historic Market Volatility

Apr 03, 2020 by Rey Descalso

A financial plan isn't about setting it and forgetting it. You start by planting a garden but you have to tend to it everyday. #planning #markets

This Is When Copying Can Be Useful

Apr 02, 2020 by Roy Osing

Success is a healthy blend of strategic wisdom and operating efficiency that yields a higher level of performance than your peers.

Become a Forever Student To Navigate Uncertain Times

Apr 02, 2020 by Equities.com

Knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution. #bestadvice

Do You Leap to Impossible When Hit With Inconvenience?

Apr 02, 2020 by Alli Polin

When you see something unexpected, does your mind immediately turn towards inconvenience or impossible? #motovation #success

What Coronavirus Has Done to Cannabis Sales

Apr 02, 2020 by Guest Contributor

Coronavirus has been great for cannabis sales. The supply chain has weathered the COVID-19 pandemic better than many industries.

FinTech Is Fast-Becoming the New Normal

Apr 01, 2020 by Guest Contributor

Fintech is going to become an increasingly dominant part of our lives and coronavirus is fuelling the shift. #fintech #future #newreaity #performance

Charting Your Next Move in Financial Markets

Mar 31, 2020 by Guest Contributor

It isn’t useful to think about how much you have lost in this market. What is important is to understand where you go from here. #stockmarket

How to Deal With the Ending of What Was so Familiar to Us

Mar 31, 2020 by Rick Kahler

What we know is that after this pandemic is behind us, many aspects of life that we took for granted before will not look the same. #life #future

Financial Planning Provides the Way Ahead

Mar 31, 2020 by James E. Wilson

We know that markets have rewarded patience and discipline in the past; we expect that to be the case going forward. #investing #planning

The Coronavirus Pandemic Will Drive Responsible Investing ‘Skywards’

Mar 31, 2020 by Guest Contributor

Investors are increasingly aware that it is possible to make a profit while positively and proactively protecting people and the planet. #ESG

Coronavirus and the Massive Climate Change

Mar 31, 2020 by Chris Skinner

Coronavirus hit us hard fast; the climate emergency will hit us hard slow. Let’s bear these things in mind as we self-isolate and binge-watch.

The Opportunity That Abounds Because of COVID-19

Mar 30, 2020 by Linda Graham

When normal life returns, let’s not forget that the fight has only just begun and we can only win it if we all work together. #opportunity

The Distance Between Us and a Vaccine

Mar 30, 2020 by Guest Contributor

All in all, there is no shortage of potential when it comes to treating COVID-19 or wiping it out completely. #covid19 #cure #future #oneworld

How Financial Advisors Can Help Clients Manage What They Owe in Addition to What They Own

Mar 30, 2020 by Guest Contributor

How financial advisors can implement advanced technology and processes to help clients manage what they owe in addition to what they own.

Make Connecting Your Top Priority

Mar 27, 2020 by Rachel Cooke

In a moment of uncertainty, be sure no one around you is alone. Including you. making sure we're all OK matters more. #health

How to Invest through a Pandemic

Mar 27, 2020 by Nicholas Stuller

Despite the prospect of intermittent lockdowns, the opportunity for people and markets to prosper again becomes less remote. #investing

Finding Your Resilience During Turbulent Times

Mar 27, 2020 by Tracey Grove

Take advantage of the unique opportunity this situation presents to embrace a new way of collaborating, and a deeper way of connecting.

30 Things We All Can Do to Make the World a Greener Place

Mar 27, 2020 by Kim Griego Kiel

Here is a list of thirty things we all can do to make the world a greener place. #green #oneworld #globalwarming #carbonfootprint

10 Simple, Powerful, and Positive Things You CAN Do During COVID-19

Mar 26, 2020 by Alli Polin

Stop focusing on the spider and let yourself see the blue sky again. That’s what I’m trying to do and hope that you’ll do it too.

Nine Ways to Improve Your Empathy

Mar 26, 2020 by Andrew Sobel

Empathy is the ability to understand and share another person’s feelings and emotions. It is essential to building good relationships.

Forever Changed: Covid-19 and Impact Investing

Mar 26, 2020 by Erika Karp

Sustainable investing is a proxy for quality. It’s a proxy for innovation and a proxy for resilience. And that is precisely what we need right now.

How COVID-19 Could Propel Your Divorce Business

Mar 25, 2020 by Nancy Hetrick

Time to work on your business is a rare gift. Get ready to milk it for all it’s worth. #time #business #value #growth #success

The Drastic Consequences of Ill-Conceived Decisions

Mar 25, 2020 by Krishna Pendyala

Many of the natural tendencies of humans are at odds with the behavior of the systems that we operate in and those that govern our lives.

Why the Financial Markets Are Moving so Fast

Mar 25, 2020 by Eric Kuby

Technology results in everything moving faster now. Hopefully the escalator ride back up will also be speedier. #markets #technology

Coronavirus Could Permanently Change Business

Mar 25, 2020 by Guest Contributor

Economies on the whole would gain from lower congestion and reduced carbon emissions from people travelling to the office. #newreality

"Fee-Based" Does Not Mean Fee-Only Advisor

Mar 24, 2020 by Rick Kahler

In a move that has bewildered many CFPs, the CFP Board of Standards just took a giant step backward in transparency. #advice #planning

5 Tips to Manage Your New Financial Reality

Mar 24, 2020 by Lauren Klein

A few suggestions to help you care for yourself financially while doing what you can to support others when they need it most, #finance

The World Should Not Be Throwing Stimulus Money at Stock Markets

Mar 24, 2020 by Guest Contributor

As central banks and governments rush to launch economic stimulus, they should stop propping up stock markets. #stimulus

To Change the Chatter, Change the Channel

Mar 24, 2020 by James E. Wilson

Planning for a successful financial future is a challenging undertaking and usually requires changes both in how you think AND how you behave.

Social Distancing: When you got Lemons...

Mar 20, 2020 by Monika D'Agostino

Social distancing is an opportunity to listen with more intent, be more strategic and use this time to reflect and strategize. #newreality

Turning Money Pain into Money Pleasure

Mar 20, 2020 by Michael Kay

You’re allowed to take a break from the news. But the best way to cope is to turn your money pain into what I call money pleasure.

3 Lessons from The Matador School of Investing

Mar 20, 2020 by Matt Miller

The media is certainly no help. Do not panic. Block out the noise, take a breath, and don’t be afraid to hold still for a moment. #investing

The One Thing You Need to Know About Success

Mar 19, 2020 by Roy Osing

Do something, learn from it, do something else (and repeat) — the one thing you need to know about success. #success #learning

The Stock Market Crash Was Inevitable, but Stimulus Will Fuel Another Bull Run

Mar 19, 2020 by Guest Contributor

Policymakers keen to avoid a credit crunch are pouring liquidity into the market, which will once again fuel an asset bubble. #stockmarket

Italian Hospital Saves COVID-19 Patients Lives by 3d Printing Valves for Reanimation Devices

Mar 19, 2020 by Guest Contributor

As the virus inevitably continues to spread worldwide and breaks supply chains, 3D printers can definitely lend a helping hand. #3Dprinting

Be a Joyful Virtual Warrior

Mar 18, 2020 by Achim Nowak

Here’s my invitation for us all. As the physical world around us is shutting down, go virtual. Whole-hog virtual. #virtual #work #business

The Best Thing Advisors Can Do in These Times

Mar 18, 2020 by Strategy Marketing

Volatile markets offer you the best opportunity to build and cement your relationship with clients. Be there for them and they will remember you.

Learning From China’s Experience Fighting Coronavirus

Mar 18, 2020 by Guest Contributor

There will be winners and losers among sectors and industries in the war against Covid-19. #ecommerce #onlineentertainment #healthcare

What's Different About the Market Drop This Time

Mar 17, 2020 by James E. Wilson

If there is something different this time about the market volatility it’s the almost uniformly vitriolic and inflammatory media. #stockmarket

Scary Bear Market Déjà vu

Mar 17, 2020 by Rick Kahler

The best action to take, as with any scary downturn, is to do nothing. Continue to rebalance your portfolio quarterly or annually.

Coronavirus-Triggered Recession Will Change How We Live, Do Business and Invest

Mar 17, 2020 by Guest Contributor

The disruption and shifts will underscore that we live in a time of great capabilities and great promise. #living #investing #markets

A Sure Thing: Market Declines

Mar 16, 2020 by Nicholas Stuller

If you have faith in the country’s long-term economic growth potential, then holding stocks remains the means to profit from that future growth.

What Has Me So Angry This Morning

Mar 16, 2020 by Joseph Witthohn

Our parents and grandparents went overseas to fight a war. We are asked to stay indoors and sit on a couch. We can handle it. #coronavirus

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