by taaginc | Nov 9, 2016 | Behavioral Investing, Financial Education
If you are seeing this – congratulations! We made it through November 8th and can return to some semblance of normalcy in our news cycles, television ads and Twitter feeds. Barring a truly horrifying outcome of an electoral college tie, we have a new President. ...
by taaginc | Apr 1, 2015 | Behavioral Investing
I am going to make a statement and I want you to ask yourself whether you think it’s true or false: 2014 was one of the most dangerous years to fly on a commercial plane in history. True or false? It’s false. In fact, statistically last year was one of the safest...
by taaginc | Jan 7, 2015 | Behavioral Investing, Financial Planning, Personal Stories
The first thing you need to know about me is that I know absolutely nothing about cars. Well, ok – I know how to drive a car, a stick shift at that, but for me a car is simply a way to get from A to B. I can’t tell a Tesla from a Toyota and when it comes to...
by taaginc | Apr 30, 2014 | Behavioral Investing, Personal Stories, Retirement
This past Sunday evening, I sat down to write this blog. I turned on my laptop. Opened a blank document and then . . . Stopped briefly to check an e-mail. Took a quick peek at my Facebook feed. Got up and refilled my water. Double checked who was leading this week’s...
