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Why Investing Early is Important

by Savvysite | Oct 6, 2017 | Investing, The Savvy Minute, Uncategorized

The earlier you begin saving and investing for your retirement, the greater for potential gain and the more time you will have for potential growth. By investing early and staying invested, you will be able to take advantage of compound earnings. For some of you,...

Join us for the San Diego Ultimate Women’s Expo Septemebr 16 -17

by Savvysite | Sep 13, 2017 | Community Events

Join us at the San Diego Ultimate Women's Expo from September 16th - 17th at the San Diego Convention Center. It looks like a great event with excellent speakers and seminars. Pop by our both #117 and visit us and enter our FREE raffle to win one of two Amazon...

What is the Financial Planning Process?

by Savvysite | Sep 13, 2017 | The Savvy Minute, Uncategorized

“What is THE FINANCIAL PLANNING PROCESS?” Creating a financial plan requires you to examine your current situation, set goals and decide how to measure your progress. A CFP ® professional is uniquely qualified to take you through the financial planning process. So,...

Market Volatility… Relax.

by Savvysite | Aug 18, 2017 | SWWM, The Savvy Minute

I’m dressed in my pink savvy women wealth management golf shirt today because it signifies that sometimes you just need to relax. It seems that every time the stock market goes down, as it did by a little more than one percent yesterday, the critics come out of the...

Why Financial Planning?

by Savvysite | Aug 16, 2017 | SWWM, The Savvy Minute

Today, I will share with you “Why You Need a Financial Plan?”. Creating a lifestyle financial plan helps you plan for your financial future by setting long and short-term goals. With a financial plan, you have a road map to follow and this can help you understand...

What is a Stock? Part 2

by Savvysite | Aug 10, 2017 | Investing Basics, SWWM

At the end of our last Investing Basics for Savvy Women episode we asked a question: "Do you always make money in owning a stock of a single company?" The answer is emphatically no. Any company can fail. Any company can lose market share...sales...and profitability,...