Financial advisors may have clients who have “done their homework” and are considering HEDGING their risks. When that happens both the client and advisor should discuss the potential risk inherent in any hedging strategy; hedging is a double edged sword. Our latest contribution to the #Yourtotalwealth BLOG provides a primer for this discussion on hedging. Enjoy, learn and share.
David Dubofsky PhD, CFA Lyle Sussman PhD How important is it for financial advisors to understand the economic and societal impact of the Great Resignation? The significance of this tumultuous labor force disruption is validated by its 2021 entry in Wikipedia, and the ten million Google hits for that phrase. Over 40 million Americans quit their jobs in 2021. Some…
Many Americans lack financial literacy. Moreover, regardless of their financial wealth, many Americans are also not as happy as they could be … lacking what one of our reviewers defined as “life literacy.” We wrote Your Total Wealth: The Heart and Soul of Financial Literacy because of these two reasons. To address the lack of financial literacy, we define what…
Financial planners working with clients as they confront crises like the recent supply chain disruptions need to have a holistic view of planning, increase their own emotional intelligence and improve their communications skills. November 30, 2021 By David Dubofsky and Lyle Sussman Click Here to see article published in InvestmentNews, November 30, 2021 The recent supply chain disruption and…