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Porter Kickham Joins Association of Wartime Vets (0)

Guy Porter is the Chief Executive at Porter Kickham
In March, Guy went to Michigan for training at the national headquarters for the American Association of Wartime Veterans. (…)

• OOPS: Investors Mistake Brokers for Advisors

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Impartiality Opens Possibilities (0)

If you seek objective advice, then you need an impartial assessment that exhausts all of your options. A prudent expert will dispassionately examine the vast universe of investment products in order to find those which will help you attain your objectives and reduce your risk through diversification.

• Prudently Designed Portfolios Increase Safety

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Business Cycles Aren’t All Bad (1)

It’s a matter of trust
Most economists today consider business cycles to be credit cycles. In other words, they have to do with public confidence, or trust, in our economic infrastructure. (…)

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• Retail Investing: Unsuitable for Retirees
• Conservative Investing Requires Care and Planning

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• Conservative Risk Tolerance is Low
• Make Risk and Return Analysis Work for You

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Porter Kickham Joins Association of Wartime Vets (0)

Guy Porter is the Chief Executive at Porter Kickham
In March, Guy went to Michigan for training at the national headquarters for the American Association of Wartime Veterans. (…)

• Five Duties of a Prudent Financial Planner
• Minimum Account Size
• Fee Only Planning Services

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Everyone Can Leave a Legacy (0)

As a client of Porter Kickham, your retirement will likely turn into something more. Most clients who execute a plan according to our specifications will have an 85 - 100% chance of leaving money in their estate.

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QDRO’s Provide for Ex-Spouses and Children (0)

The QDRO is a judgment, decree or order (this includes property settlements) that relates to the provision of alimony, spousal or child support or property settlement. In order to satisfy the IRS and avoid tax penalties, a judge must issue the order. The mere fact that both parties agree to it is not sufficient to allow the parties to divide the funds without tax consequences.

• Women Embrace Investing Know-How