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Our Approach to Investing Philosophical Foundations We have a fundamentally grounded investment philosophy that is implemented in a creative and disciplined way. Explore the the sections below to learn more. Our WorldviewsEconomic ComplexityWisdom of CrowdsManaging RiskInvestment Process Our view of the market is influenced by...
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Financial Planning for Generations Yeske Buie’s Financial Literacy Program At Yeske Buie, we believe that money doesn’t buy a successful life, but an understanding of money is crucial to one. And the earlier we can start imparting that understanding to our children, the better. Financial...
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Many parents of kids with disabilities will tell you that supporting and caring for them is one of the hardest yet most rewarding things they’ve had the privilege of doing. These families have many facets of their lives to manage, and money typically is the...
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Winston Churchill, arguably one of the twentieth century’s greatest statesman, had many lasting and impactful aphorisms. One saying, attributable to his wit and insight, is, “Perfect is the enemy of progress!”. Churchill likely borrowed this saying from the late seventeenth century Enlightenment philosopher, Voltaire, who...
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We spend our entire adult lives working to reach the destination known as retirement: a period of life that many imagine filling with travel, relaxation or endless rounds of golf. In actuality, retirement can be one of the most challenging phases of life and one...
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“You’re a Financial Planner… Now What?” is the title of a podcast series presented by the Financial Planning Association that features interviews with experts and young advisors alike who share their experiences, knowledge, and practical advice. Yeske Buie’s very own Lauren Stansell was invited to...
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How to Save in a Hurry As you travel along life’s journey, different opportunities can come across your path that require pooling your resources; buying a house, taking your family on vacation, building an emergency fund, or buying a new car. And when you decide...
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