Posts Tagged ‘consumer education’
Beware of Brokerage House Research
August 21st, 2009 | Author: Chad Smith
To be successful as an investor, you have to know which type of sources you can trust. It’s also helpful, to not let recent past performance color your predictions of where the best future returns will arise. In this article on Bloomberg.com, you see examples of how treacherous the consequences of relying on large brokerage [...]
Posted in How We See It | 
Tags: consumer education, fee-only, financial planning, understanding economic topics | 
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“Secret Millionaire’s Club”-Warren Buffett Cartoon Promotes Financial Literacy
July 31st, 2009 | Author: Allison Berger
Warren Buffett is lending his voice to a new cartoon series that aims to teach valuable financial lessons to kids through entertainment.
Posted in Take Charge of your Finances |
Tags: consumer education, Everyday Life, Young investors |
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NAPFA Announces Consumer Webinar Series
July 22nd, 2009 | Author: Heather Gudac
NAPFA has launched a new Consumer Webinar Series aimed at educating consumers on financial planning topics. This free program is designed to inform the public on money basics while also covering more in-depth personal finance topics. The year-long series will consist of monthly, 1-hour live sessions that are available through the NAPFA website.
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Tags: consumer education, financial planning, NAPFA, webinar sessions |
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