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A Nobel Prize in Prognostication?

November 18, 2013

Written by Bob Veres Yale economics professor Robert Shiller won the Nobel Prize in Economics this year, thrusting him into the spotlight of the mainstream media, and also making millions of investors aware that he has been predicting, for the past several decades, that housing and stock prices are due for a fall. Financial advisors […]

Justin and Joy Victor Add to their Family

November 5, 2013

Justin Victor and his wife Joy happily welcomed a new baby girl into their family on October 10th, 2013. Anya Joy Victor was born a healthy 8 lbs. 10 oz., and was measured as 22 inches long. Anya makes Justin and Joy’s first child, Nadia, a big sister and so far she has loved the […]

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) – What It Means For You

September 24, 2013

Written by Bob Veres The brave new world of health care in the U.S. is about to arrive. The most far-reaching provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act–sometimes known as “Obamacare”–will debut on October 1 of this year, when the new health insurance marketplaces (aka “exchanges”), will open for enrollment. The coverage on […]

Where is the Middle Class?

September 18, 2013

Written by Sandy Stuart We have all heard the political rhetoric. The current line goes kind of like this. “The rich are becoming richer. Corporate profits are way up. Yet the rich just sock it away. On the other hand the poor and middle class have seen their wages stagnate and sometimes even drop in […]

When Volatility Strikes

September 9, 2013

Written by Sandy Stuart “Batten down the hatches.” “Please return to your seats and fasten your seat belts.” It looks like we are in for a choppy ride this quarter. It’s not because of anything scary, like a huge recession, depression or other economic event. No, the wave action will be mostly due to political […]

Teaching Your Kids About Money – A Childhood Money Mastery Curriculum

August 6, 2013

Written by Bob Veres Chances are, there was a lot you didn’t know about finances when you reached adulthood. Your ignorance may have cost you money in the form of an overdrawn checking account where the bank gleefully heaped on additional fees, or credit card debt at interest rates that would have qualified as criminal […]

Love Your Client As Yourself

July 8, 2013

Written by Rick Huff At HSC Wealth Advisors, we consistently spend time discussing how we serve our clients and what is best for them. We recently became convicted concerning the commandment that Jesus explained to a number of followers. When asked what the greatest commandment was, Jesus replied, “Love the Lord your God with all […]

Mid-Year Economic Update

July 3, 2013

The recent turmoil in the investment markets might cause one to think that people have lost money this year in U.S. stocks. But in fact, most of the U.S. indices are sitting on double-digit gains, and the second quarter actually added to those gains. Despite a rocky last month, the Wilshire 5000–the broadest measure of […]

Fear, Greed, and Pride

July 1, 2013

Behavioral studies about investing have always interested me. Perhaps it is the challenge of (or futility of) predicting the unpredictable, human behavior. All the studies I have read on the subject end up at the same place. Fear and greed rule! I would add another trait, that of overconfidence, which is born of pride. Fear, […]

The Next Generation of Supersavers Start Early

June 11, 2013

Recently a client hesitantly asked me if HSC Wealth Advisors would be willing to work with his son and daughter-in-law. As I noticed his reluctance to ask, it occurred to me he probably wasn’t aware that HSC Wealth Advisors has been working with Generation X (Born: 1966-1976) and Generation Y (Born: 1977-1994) clients for years. In fact, many […]

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