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[...] ; Bay Colony Advisory Group Inc. is proud to announce the addition of Robin Whitlock from Infinite Wealth Advisors, as an Investment Advisor Representative located in North Carolina.   Robin [...]

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[...] When we think of retirement savings, it’s common to attach ourselves to one particular number. We might decide, “This is the [...]

[...] with an advisor. 71% of those Boomers who have advisors, have a predetermined amount of retirement savings and an income needs plan. Retirement Income Planning is more important than ever and with [...]

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[...] of war, specifically civil war. Our chief executive has had a couple of conversations with Vladimir Putin, but that seems to have been brushed to the side as a mere nuisance. I highly doubt if Mr. [...]

[...] possibility of satisfying a new desire when it arises.” -Aristotle Russia About 10 days ago, Vladimir Putin directed the Russian Army to essentially invade Crimea, which is a clear violation of [...]

[...] of war, specifically civil war. Our chief executive has had a couple of conversations with Vladimir Putin, but that seems to have been brushed to the side as a mere nuisance. I highly doubt if Mr. [...]

[...] When you first began your career, you may have set some retirement goals. Until this point, you’ve worked hard to reach your expected retirement age, all with a [...]

[...] review the performance of your investments over the past year. If your savings objectives or retirement goals have changed over the past year, you may need to diversify your investments or make other [...]

[...] savings goal. Sticking to the budget. You may find it difficult to stick to your expected retirement budget once you stop working. One good trick is to begin living on that budget before you stop [...]

[...] to remember that soon you’ll be retired, and you will need to live within your retirement budget for the rest of your life. If you splurge too much now, you may find your retirement [...]