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Debunking “Periods When to Make Money” (Discover 2 Superior Investment Strategies)

What on earth could a pig farmer from Ohio in the 1800s have to say about investments in 2024 and beyond? Well, if you believe ...
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What is Lifestyling? Is it Risky or Rewarding? 3 Perspectives for Retirement Clarity

It might surprise you to know that when investing meets retirement planning, crafting a portfolio that suits your goals and life stage can actually get ...
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3 Sudden Wealth Myths & Realities

Stumbling into sudden wealth might feel like a dream. For some, it could arrive in the form of a long-anticipated inheritance. For others, it could ...
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Wealth Management Process: 3 Ways to Simplify Your Finances

A wise and generous man once said, “Riches are what you have, wealth is what you give.”* In the context of this blog, we understand ...
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Co-Create Your Wealth Plan in 4 Actionable Steps

The world is a complex place, and you are a unique individual. Combine both of those things, and the idea of creating a one-size-fits all ...
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The Financial Mentor You Need: 4 Expert Traits to Consider

At Iron Point Financial, we try to do things a little differently from your typical financial advisor. For us, the highest priority is connecting with ...
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5 Wealth Management Strategies for Generational Impact

A quick Google search will tell you that “strategy” means, “a plan of action or policy designed to achieve a major or overall aim.” When ...
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My Finances are a Mess in 2024. What should I do?

2024 has the potential to be a crazy year in America, especially politically. With big questions and big discussions buzzing around at a national and ...
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How to Craft a Legacy Plan in 5 Actionable Steps

In a previous article on this blog, we introduced you to the idea of “legacy planning,” and talked through the five key principles needed to ...
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What No One Tells You About Financial Discipline: 8 Insights to Level Up Your Finances

Listen to advice and accept discipline, and at the end you will be counted among the wise… — Proverb from Ancient Wisdom Literature Our lives ...
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5 Free Investment Consulting Strategies for Beginners

Investing can feel like a daunting venture, especially for beginners seeking to build wealth or secure a financial future for themselves and their families. With ...
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Tactical Asset Allocation: Controversial or Convenient? 3 Perspectives for Investment Clarity

In the complex and fluid world of investment strategies, tactical asset allocation (TAA) is a striking example of an active portfolio management technique that could ...
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The Mystery of Unused 529 Funds: 5 Ways to Impact the Next Generation

“A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children…” — Proverbs 13:22a (An Ancient Perspective for Today’s Unused 529 Funds) Any father or mother ...
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How to Leave Grandkids Your Retirement Savings: 6 Options to Consider

“How to leave grandkids your retirement savings” could well be a million-dollar question for you! If you’re a retiree looking to be proactive on behalf ...
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Unretirement & the American Dream: 4 Key Take-Aways from an Unexpected Phenomenon

Retirement used to be seen as the “end of the road:” a time to kick back and relax after a lifetime of hard work. However, ...
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SLAT Trusts: Risky or Rewarding? 7 Things To Be Aware Of

Are you considering setting up a trust for your assets, but are unsure if a SLAT trust is the right choice for you? You’re not ...
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How to Find an Investment Consultant: 5 Things to Look For

If you’re considering investing your hard-earned money, it’s important to have a knowledgeable and trustworthy investment consultant by your side. But with so many options ...
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Financial Planning for Seniors: 5 Critical Principles

As you reach your golden years, financial planning becomes more important to think about than ever. What exactly makes financial planning for seniors unique? It’s ...
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Legacy Planning: The 5 Key Principles You Need to Know

When it comes to planning for the future, most people choose to focus only on their own retirement and immediate financial stability.  However, one crucial ...
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The 11 Key Components of Financial Planning You Need to Know About

When it comes to preparing for your long-term financial goals, there are eleven key components of financial planning you should consider.  These can help you ...
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