By Tim Russell, President & Wealth Manager at Life Financial Group Originally shared on the Life in the Markets podcast — 06/30/2025 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Market Recap - June 30,
By Tim Russell, President & Wealth Manager, and Stephen Rohrer, Wealth Manager at Life Financial Group. Originally shared on the Life in the Markets podcast — 06/20/2025 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Let’s take
By Tim Russell, President & Wealth Manager at Life Financial Group Originally shared on the Life in the Markets podcast — 06/16/2025 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Market Recap - June 16, 2025
By Tim Russell, President & Wealth Manager at Life Financial Group Originally shared on the Life in the Markets podcast — 06/9/2025 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Market Recap - June 9, 2025
By Tim Russell, President & Wealth Manager at Life Financial Group Originally shared on the Life in the Markets podcast — 06/2/2025 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Over the past two weeks, the
When it comes to investing, there are 6 rules that will help guide you as you plan for the future. Here are 6 rules for investing: Go deeper and wider with our free Ebook: 6
If you’d like to hear President Tim Russell and Pastor Drew Gysi discuss this topic, please click here Is Compound interest Really Magic at All? I always love a good magic trick. I loved watching
In order to understand how emotional investing can be costly, we need to first clarify that emotions are in fact a good thing. However, combining emotions with your investing could lead to costly consequences. Emotions
Listen to President Tim Russell and Pastor Drew Gysi explore this topic here. What are Investment Vehicles? Investment vehicles are different ways that your investments can increase in value over time. You can put your money into different "vehicles"
An investment’s risk is usually defined as its standard deviation. The financial press and investment marketers cannot be faulted for defining risk as standard deviation. Reducing the concept to a single statistic makes it