Financial Planning

Posted Sep. 02, 2021
Benjamin Graham, widely known as the "father of value investing," once wrote, “The investor’s chief problem – and even his worst enemy – is likely to be himself.” All humans carry with them biases shaped by their backgrounds and experiences, which influence every decision they...
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Posted Jul. 22, 2021
If you’ve seen your spending and saving habits change during the pandemic, you’re not alone. Although the pandemic has been a shared, global experience, everyone’s individual experience has varied; some individuals experienced shifts that have opened new doors, and some have been forced to re-evaluate...
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Posted Jul. 07, 2021
Once again, the Olympic games are upon us! The 2020 summer games are being held in Tokyo, Japan from July 23 through August 8 and will feature games that are classic favorites (like swimming and gymnastics) and some new additions (like skateboarding and baseball). Throughout...
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Posted Jul. 01, 2021
Staying true to Yeske Buie's Learn Big worldview, we are committed to learning more about reverse mortgages and how they may be used as strategic planning tools for our Clients. This initiative was partially started thanks to new regulations and requirements that made reverse mortgages...
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Posted Jun. 28, 2021
Watching movies – it’s something we’ve all done and likely continue to do periodically (if not frequently). Whether watching at a drive-in theater, at a movie theater with comfy lounge chairs, or from the comfort of your own home, movies can be a great way...
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Posted Jun. 28, 2021
At Yeske Buie, we are constantly pushing ourselves to Learn Big, one of our six established worldviews, as we believe our learning in service of our Clients never ends. Furthermore, we strive not only to Learn Big but also to Think Big by applying the...
Topics: Financial Planning

Posted Jun. 24, 2021
Many people know the Medicare milestone age of 65 well. People anticipate this age as they’re approaching it (and maybe even many years before) and start thinking about all the pieces of Medicare they’ll need to sign up for, the potential premiums to expect, and...
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