Take A Step Back To See The Big Picture

PDF: News Letter 2019-01-18

How do you picture your retirement? Is it having time to travel, spend with family, to explore new hobbies? No matter where you are in your journey to retirement, or what your retirement goals may be, the key to getting there is looking at the whole picture.

 

The beginning of the year is a great time to take a step back and look at your whole financial life. From spending, saving, and investing, to the larger forces that shape the economy and the markets; understanding the big picture can give you the tools to feel confident about your retirement journey.

 

The new year is also a great time to explore ways to earn more money. There are literally hundreds of ways to streamline your spending to maximize the amount you can devote to saving and investing. Get comfortable with some new habits this year and watch your money grow.

 

Together we can balance your priorities for this year and make sure that you are taking advantage of all the options available to you and that you are taking the right steps along the way.

 

Please feel free to share these articles with your family and friends. They are excellent conversation starters.

 

This week’s articles are the following:

 

·      Article 1: How to Dodge a Market Dip That Threatens Your Retirement

 

·      Article 2: How Retirement Savers Can Protect Against the Risk of a Changing Tax Code

 

·      Article 3: Here’s one way to stop living paycheck to paycheck

 

·      Article 4: 3 Myths That Will Ruin Your Retirement Security

 

·      Article 5: The stock market has been going down, down, down. So why do so many analysts think it’ll go way up this year?

 

·      Article 6: 18 Ways to Master Your Money in 2019

 

 

We are going to close out with a quote from the Warren Buffett, he said,

“Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.”

 

Wise words on time and long-term investing.

 

From all of us here at the Greiner Group

 

“Have a good MLK weekend!”