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Greenard Index: Don’t overdiversify – why we avoid mutual funds, exchange traded funds

Greenard Index: Don’t overdiversify – why we avoid mutual funds, exchange traded funds

Kevin Greenard’s recommendation for new investors is to focus first on savings and avoiding investment mistakes.
Kevin Greenard: All about Trusted Contact Persons and Temporary Holds

Kevin Greenard: All about Trusted Contact Persons and Temporary Holds

Financial advisors now have additional tools to protect clients from scams: Trusted Contact Person and Temporary Holds.
Kevin Greenard: Deferring property taxes may help retirees stay in their homes

Kevin Greenard: Deferring property taxes may help retirees stay in their homes

Even with higher interest rates, property tax deferment is still a great program for most retirees.
Kevin Greenard: The Greenard Group style of investing

Kevin Greenard: The Greenard Group style of investing

Kevin Greenard: All about dividend reinvestment programs

Kevin Greenard: All about dividend reinvestment programs

Kevin Greenard: Elimination of deferred sales charges in segregated funds

Kevin Greenard: Elimination of deferred sales charges in segregated funds

Kevin Greenard: What is the ideal cash allocation?

Kevin Greenard: What is the ideal cash allocation?

There are numerous factors to consider when determining the appropriate amount to have set aside in cash. These factors include investment objectives, risk tolerance, time horizon, current market conditions, cash flow requirements, etc.
Kevin Greenard: Changing financial institutions has never been easier

Kevin Greenard: Changing financial institutions has never been easier

Whatever the reason for changing your financial institution, it is important that you understand the process and the steps.
Kevin Greenard: New disclosure requirements for investor statements

Kevin Greenard: New disclosure requirements for investor statements

There are basically two main changes in the new regulations: regular statements will have to include fund expense ratios, and end-of-year statements will have to include the dollar amount of the total fee charged by the fund company.
Kevin Greenard: The essentials of estate planning

Kevin Greenard: The essentials of estate planning