From usnews.com, May 26, 2015 By Geoff Williams We won’t judge, but we advise discussing these topics with your mate. It can be the best feeling in the world at first – realizing that despite your first marriage ending, there is someone else out there for you. But to marry again, or again and again,… Read more »
NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwired – May 27, 2015) – Capital Management Group of New York, a comprehensive financial services firm with $1B assets under advisement and headquartered in New York, NY, is proud to announce the launch of their new interactive website, offering features that provide a better user experience for people looking to learn more about… Read more »
From Money.com, April 28, 2015 By Donna Rosato Q: Can I convert the required minimum distribution from my regular IRA into a new Roth IRA account after paying the income taxes if I am not working? I want to have access to the money in case an emergency comes up. — Richard D’Arezzo, Acworth,… Read more »
From Money.com, March 23, 2015 By Donna Rosato and Penelope Wang The number of savers with seven-figure workplace retirement plans has doubled over the past two years. Here’s how you can become one of them. The 401(k) was born in 1981 as an obscure IRS regulation that let workers set aside pretax money to supplement their pensions. More… Read more »
See the video of how Capital Management Group senior partner Donna Nadler discusses why impact investing is getting so much attention from investors and how it requires a different level of commitment than traditional philanthropy. This video originally appeared in March 2015 and certain information presented may have changed. For more current information please contact… Read more »
From Money.com, February 24, 2015 You can’t count on high investment returns forever. Take control of your future with these savings tips. It’s been a great ride. But the bull market that pumped up your 401(k) over the past six years won’t last forever. Even though the stock market is up so far this year,… Read more »
From The New York Times, January 30, 2015 Midway through the film “Still Alice,” which tracks the growing grip of Alzheimer’s on a 50-something Columbia University professor, that professor, played by Julianne Moore, stands at a lectern to address an Alzheimer’s conference. She is holding a yellow highlighter and a copy of her speech. She… Read more »
From Financial Advisor IQ, January 7, 2015 In an ideal world, professionals would always be able to tell clients exactly what they’re doing wrong with their lives. It would improve the clients’ finances and reduce the professionals’ stress. But in reality, that kind of candor would jeopardize valuable relationships. Instead, much goes unsaid, even when… Read more »
From The Wall Street Journal, December 29, 2014 For some investors, energy stocks are the best bargain of this holiday season. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, money managers scooped up energy companies. They were attracted by the sector’s steep fall in the second half of the year as the price of crude tumbled…. Read more »
From Money.com, December 17, 2014 Q: I am 72 years old and subject to mandatory IRA withdrawals. I don’t need all the money for my expenses. What should I do with the leftover money? Jay Kahn, Vienna, VA. A: You’re in a fortunate position. While there is a real retirement savings crisis for many Americans,… Read more »
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