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YUSUF ABUGIDEIRI, CFP® CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER • PARTNER Yusuf Abugideiri, CFP® holds an M.A. in Economics from George Mason University and a B.S. in Finance from Virginia Tech’s Pamplin College of Business. He has been practicing financial planning since 2009. Yusuf has been recognized as...
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DR. DAVE YESKE, CFP® FOUNDER • MANAGING DIRECTOR Dr. Dave Yeske, CFP® holds a doctorate in finance from Golden Gate University, as well as an M.A. in Economics and a B.S. in Applied Economics from the University of San Francisco. He has been practicing financial...
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Staying Financially Grounded Earlier this week, we wrote to you to share our thoughts on the correct way to think about “corrections” as market volatility, strangely absent last year, has come roaring back. We’ve had a bit of a bumpy ride over the past two...
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All Our Clients Are 'Round' Flashback to your high school English class. While you were busy passing notes, your teacher was likely sharing some information actually worth retaining. In this case, we’re referring to the two, well-known categories of literary characters: round and flat. While...
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AdvisoryHQ recognized Yeske Buie as one of the Top 11 Financial Advisors in the SF Bay Area for the third straight year (see 2016 and 2017 rankings). The financial review and media company compiled the listing based on their 4-step objective methodology which focuses on...
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Credit scores are used by individuals and organizations as a method of assessing a person’s financial responsibility. The “grading scale” ranges from 300, being the weakest, to 850, being the strongest. As a reference, Experian assesses a credit score above 670 as “good”. It is...
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Get More from Your Credit Score In today’s world, there are dozens of numerical expressions that make up one’s financial life. Credit scores are one example of those digital expressions, and are used to assess a person’s financial responsibility. It is widely understood that this…

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Long-term care is defined as the need for assistance with normal activities of daily living for a period of greater than 100 days. Additionally, when long-term care is needed, it is not a one-time need, but rather is a “continuum of care” that starts at...
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Long-Term Care Aware Long-term care is not a one-time need. Rather, it is a “continuum of care” that starts at home and advances to an assisted living community or nursing home. No matter where one falls on this continuum of care, the costs can be...
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