March 18, 2020
Two Keys to Investing -Diversification & Risk Budget
Market volatility is a complex subject, but, in simplest terms stock market volatility measures fluctuations in stock prices. Low volatility means small fluctuations and high volatility means large fluctuations. When markets endure downside volatility, investors need not look far to […]
February 18, 2020
Rising Rates and Your 401(k)
Do you know how rising interest rates can impact the bonds in your 401k? If you’re like most people, you own some bonds in your 401k. And, most likely within mutual funds and or exchange traded funds (ETFs). So, it’s […]
September 12, 2018
Lenity in the news…
Mark Bova, Co-Founder of Lenity Financial is quoted nationally in Financial Planning Magazine! Check this out… How to Use ETFs to Hedge Against Interest Rates – Financial Planning Magazine READ MORE
March 9, 2018
Inflation and How It Impacts Your Money
So what’s inflation all about and how might it impact your money? In 1926, a U.S. Postage Stamp cost $.02 cents. Today, a stamp costs $.50 cents. If you had $1.00 in 1926, placed it under your mattress, and pulled […]
January 15, 2018
Savvy Women Take Charge of Their Financial Future
The facts speak volumes…Today women are the primary breadwinners in 44 percent of the U.S. households. 38% of women out-earn their husbands and it is estimated that women will control more than 67% of the wealth by the year 2020. […]
October 20, 2017
Taking a Peak Back to Get Ready for What’s to Come
Anyone remember 1999? You might be thinking, “Yes, that year we had one of the ‘best ever’ New Year’s Eve parties in anticipation of Y2K!” There was so much hype and consternation over what would happen to our computers, and […]
July 18, 2017
Passive Indexing has Evolved
Because the mutual fund has been around for many decades, more people understand this structure of investment than the exchange traded fund (ETF), particularly because most have been exposed to the mutual fund within their 401(k). With passive indexing, there […]
June 5, 2017
Turning 30 and Getting Serious About Finances
Throughout her 20s, Nancy Corwin dreaded the day she turned the big 3-0.1 . “Then the day finally came—and went.” And it was no big deal,” said Nancy. “It was really sort of a letdown after all that worrying,” she […]
Ever wonder if you should have more contact with your financial advisor? We’ve been meeting with people for years who are moving from financial advisors for reasons that almost always include a lack of contact. Beyond receiving your account statements […]
Markets and Your Money: A Path Forward