Many times, people hear about new and exciting strategies and think these new strategies are their ticket to financial success. However, many times taking simple steps can lead to just as much success and be much more sustainable in the long term.
Vacant House: What you see isn’t the whole story
What you see on the outside doesn’t explain all the behind-the-scenes work going on…this includes all the financial prep behind living a good life.
A Case of Mistaken Identity…
Here at Plybon and Associates, we pride ourselves on taking the big picture into account and always make sure that we are helping YOU reach YOUR goals.
Book Review: Splendid and Vile by Erik Larson
Join the Plybon Book Club! The Splendid and the Vile takes readers out of today’s political dysfunction and back to a time of true leadership, when, in the face of unrelenting horror, Churchill’s eloquence, courage, and perseverance bound a country, and a family, together.
Book Review: Alexander the Great by Philip Freeman
Join the Plybon Book Club! In the first authoritative biography of Alexander the Great written for a general audience in a generation, classicist and historian Philip Freeman tells the remarkable life of the great conqueror.
Book Review: Range by David Epstein
Join the Plybon Book Club! Each month we’ll spotlight what we’re reading to inspire us in our daily lives. First up, Trey gives us insights into “Range” by David Epstein.
Have Your Cake… and Eat It, Too.
“I wish I had some kind of ‘guard rails’ that would keep me on my diet track. An automated system that took the cake away before I ever even saw it. Will Power that didn’t rely on my own ‘will’. I don’t have them for my diet, but I do for saving money.”
Economic Outlook 2021: We Are Off to See the Wizard.
I’ve been reading a lot of Economic Outlooks lately, experts looking into their “crystal balls” and forecasting the economy for 2021. Some look great, some not so much… but certainly no shortage of predictions.
As a financial services professional, people ask me a lot what I think is going to happen next year. So I submit to you my Economic Outlook for 2021: