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Four Ways To Find A Qualified Financial Adviser - Forbes
The number one qusetion we should have all asked ourselves as every expert recommended getting equity out of your home. As every expert recommended stocks as stable investments. ETC ETC ETC
Four Ways To Find A Qualified Financial Adviser - Forbes: "* What Did They Do to Qualify for Their Designation(s)? I definitely wouldn’t trust an adviser who spent a weekend to earn a certificate or went through some in-house training.
What kind of training did they receive?
How does it apply to the skill set you need them to have? For example, they may have an MBA, but it may not have anything to do with managing money."
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Four Ways To Find A Qualified Financial Adviser - Forbes: "* What Did They Do to Qualify for Their Designation(s)? I definitely wouldn’t trust an adviser who spent a weekend to earn a certificate or went through some in-house training.
What kind of training did they receive?
How does it apply to the skill set you need them to have? For example, they may have an MBA, but it may not have anything to do with managing money."
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Do you agree - The Washington Post voices opinion on cause of recession!
Do you believe this? I don't -- I firmly believe that hard work is rewarded and that if we are working hard then success can be continued. Of course his point about entitlement is not lost on me. Happy Birthday to the 5 year recession.
Robert Samuelson: The financial crisis still confounds - The Washington Post: "We were victims of success. The crisis originated from 25 years of prosperity, from roughly the end of 1982 to the end of 2007. This conditioned people — bankers, regulators, economists, almost everyone — to take stable growth for granted. The longer the prosperity continued, the more it inspired the risky behaviors that ultimately wrecked the economy. These included over-borrowing by consumers and financial institutions, housing speculation and loose regulation. The “causes” cited by left and right were usually the consequences of a delusional mind-set: a belief that once-risky practices were prudent in a world of near-perpetual prosperity."
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Robert Samuelson: The financial crisis still confounds - The Washington Post: "We were victims of success. The crisis originated from 25 years of prosperity, from roughly the end of 1982 to the end of 2007. This conditioned people — bankers, regulators, economists, almost everyone — to take stable growth for granted. The longer the prosperity continued, the more it inspired the risky behaviors that ultimately wrecked the economy. These included over-borrowing by consumers and financial institutions, housing speculation and loose regulation. The “causes” cited by left and right were usually the consequences of a delusional mind-set: a belief that once-risky practices were prudent in a world of near-perpetual prosperity."
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