Feb 17, 2017

Americans are charitable--a recent Wall Street Journal survey confirmed that over 96% of the readers surveyed had given either money or time to a charity in the past 12 months. But which is better? Money, or time? Is it better to give 200 bucks to a cause or run a half marathon? Behavioral economists asked the...

Feb 16, 2017

The term "penalty for early withdrawal" was once considered a negative, but recent studies show that investors and savers overwhelmingly prefer owning some accounts that DO have restrictions on liquidity. In fact, one UCLA study revealed that some families increased their savings by 337% when more of their money was...

Feb 15, 2017

The Warren Buffett method for investing in stocks has outperformed the S & P 500 by a great margin, and although you couldn't recreate his success without a time machine, his disciplined methods can still help you select exceptional stocks. Steve and Sinclair review his methods and compare to the Black Diamond Dividend...

Feb 13, 2017

What investment mistakes cause most investors to lose money or fall short of their goals? Part of it has to do with choosing a top-down strategy rather than a bottom-up strategy. Steve and Sinclair have the details. Then experienced mortgage expert and loan officer Joe Capitano is here for the Q & A Session

Feb 9, 2017

Experts say it could be a challenging year for two segments of the real estate market in 2017. Across the U.S., 27% of online home searches in the fourth quarter were for starter homes, but only 21% of listings were in that price range, according to Trulia.

Meanwhile, just 44% of searches were for luxury listings,...