Author: Joseph Vecchio
2022 – THE END Of The Greatest Bond Market Bubble In Financial History
The bond market today resembles the stock market in 1998-2000 and the real estate market in 2006-2007!!! Both Asset Bubbles were predictable and ended badly for investors!!! How is it possible to make such a claim??? Risk vs. Reward Analysis Based On Valuations We are at a rare point in history where the risk/reward analysis […]
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How To Choose A Financial Advisor
Choosing your advisor may be one of the most important financial decisions you make. Your advisor will be your partner in making financial decisions and choosing your investment strategy. Many people call themselves financial advisors or financial planners. Yet, not all financial advisors are created equal! Let’s take a look at how to find the […]
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Benefits of a Roth IRA
Tax-free withdrawals. Although a Roth IRA does not provide a current tax benefit as you contribute after-tax dollars to your account. But withdrawals are tax-free. If you think your tax rate in retirement will be higher than it was while you were working, you should consider a Roth IRA. Two factors could drive this: You expect […]
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Vehicle Donation: Everything you Need to Know
Do you have an old vehicle that you no longer use? If so, one option to dispose of it is to donate it to a charity. Depending on the needs of the charity and the type of vehicle you own, the charity may use the vehicle itself, sell it to a salvage yard or sell […]
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401(k) Planning: What you Need to Know
If you’re like many Americans, you may feel some unease when there is volatility in the markets. No matter what happens, try not to cash out your 401(k), a move that could trigger taxes and reduce your retirement security in the long run. Be patient, and let your money keep growing through the market’s ups […]
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Elder Care and College Planing, a Sticky Situation
Many individuals find themselves in the sticky situation where elder care planning for a parent and applying for financial aid has placed financial strain upon them. Parents want to do right by both their aging parent and child, but given the collision of events they may have to make a hard choice. To set the […]
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How to Know if a Financial Advisor is a Fiduciary
Do you want to know if your financial advisor is a fiduciary? Just ask. The easiest way to find out if your advisor is a fiduciary is simply to ask. If your advisor says they’re not a fiduciary, ask why. The advisor should offer a clear, concise and logical explanation. They also should be willing and […]
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A Financial Planning Checklist: Cash Flow
The cash comes in. The cash goes out. We’re all familiar with how cash flow works. However, are you taking the proper steps to track and manage this crucial piece of your financial plans. That’s why we’ve created a financial planning checklist that addresses cash flow management. Your Role In The Conversation Generally speaking, people […]
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Economics 101 & The Stock Market Bubble
As a professional trader in my prior life (between the years of 1997 – 2019) I became conversant with the stock market and learned the truth about Wall Street. I was fortunate to become financially independent enough to start my own financial planning firm – Shore Financial Planning, located in Monmouth Beach, NJ. Throughout my […]
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How do Fee-Only Financial Advisors get Paid?
There are two basic advisor payment structures to be aware of, fee-only and commissions. Fee-Only advisors do not accept any fees or compensation based on product sales. On the other hand, commission-based agents and brokers are paid commissions from the products they sell. Fee-only financial advisors, such as the members of our team always operate as fiduciaries. […]
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