by AllGen Financial | Sep 21, 2023 | Allgen, From the Trade Desk, Fundamentals of Investing, Uncategorized
Read through the blog here, or skip to Jason’s Managing Risk in Your Investments video below. Key Takeaways: A portfolio that falls less than the market doesn’t need to beat the market on the upside to outperform over the long run – a portfolio that loses less...
by AllGen Financial | Dec 13, 2022 | Allgen, AllGen Academy, Fundamentals of Investing, Uncategorized
Read through this post on compound interest or skip to the AllGen Academy time value of money video below. Don’t forget to download our time value of money calculator to help you determine how much you need to save to be financially free. Perhaps the single most...
by AllGen Financial | Dec 6, 2022 | Allgen, Featured Posts, Retirement Investing
Saving for retirement is a must for anyone who is of working age. It’s important to have the right type of retirement account, however, as different types of accounts are available to meet different needs. If you’re a business owner who has no employees, then the solo...
by AllGen Financial | Oct 26, 2022 | Allgen, Featured Posts, From the Trade Desk, Market Commentary, Market Updates
Read through our market commentary here, or skip to Jason’s October 2022 Market Update video below. 2022 has continued to be a very difficult year for investors as the Fed continues to aggressively raise interest rates in efforts to slow down the economy and...
by AllGen Financial | Oct 6, 2022 | Allgen, Estate Planning, Featured Posts, Financial Planning, Homebuying, Industry News
After a major hurricane hits Florida, thousands of people are faced with having to clean up and repair the damage caused by the storm. This also means filing claims with insurance companies and hoping that they’ll pay enough to cover the costs of the repairs. Hiring a...
by AllGen Financial | Sep 7, 2022 | Allgen, AllGen Academy, Financial Planning, Foundation, Maximizing Your Investments
What Is College Funding? College education is a significant expenditure for most consumers. Recent statistics show that the average student loan debt is $46,459 per person1. For the 2020-2021 school year, a public four-year degree from an in-state institution costs...
