Read Jeff Cox’s entire article by clicking here.
With the unemployment rate skyrocketing and the housing market in a slump, getting out of debt is at the top of the list for New Year’s resolutions this year. Jacob Gold, a certified financial planner and president of Jacob Gold and Associates, has some tips to help you do it.
Click below to view video.
http://www.azfamily.com/good-morning-arizona/Get-out-of-debt-in-2010-80711377.html
Jacob Gold Shared with Channel 3 the Top 6 Money Tips for 2010. Click below to view video.
http://www.azfamily.com/news/consumer/Getting-your-finances-in-order-in-the-new-year-80632187.html
Click below to view Jacob’s recent interview with Good Morning Arizona. The topic surrounds the article he worte for NEWSWEEK.
http://www.azfamily.com/good-morning-arizona/Worst-predictions-of-the-decade-69749367.html
As the first 10 years of the 21st century draw to a close, NEWSWEEK looks back at the decades’ biggest moments. They are calling the piece “NEWSWEEK 20/10″ and contributors include Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Tom Brokaw, Michael Bloomberg, John McCain and many more.
As crazy as it sounds, last month I was contacted by NEWSWEEK to participate in the piece by writing an article about the worst predictions over the last 10 years. Immediately I thought of Treasury Secretary, Hank Paulson when he stated on May 7, 2008 that “the worst is likely to be behind us”. With that quote in mind, I began writing an article about the “Great Recession” of 2008.
Please feel free to click on the link below if you are interested in reading my article.
http://2010.newsweek.com/top-10/worst-predictions/hank-paulson.html
Click here to read “Jobless Entrepreneurs Face Tax Minefields” by Janet Morrissey.
Click here to view Jacob’s interview on Fox 10.
“If you want solid financial advice that actually works, then this book is for you! It’s a must-read for anyone who wants to be more financially secure.” Larry Winget, New York Times bestselling author
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is chasing its next big benchmark—10,000—a signal to many investors that market has nearly recovered from last year’s meltdown. Click here to read Jeff Cox’s ful article
Experts who work with the wealthy and observe their spending habits say rich folks are sitting on their cash. Just like the rest of us, they’re worried about the future. Suddenly uncomfortable with the nation’s financial volatility, the wealthy are revisiting their investment and savings strategies, says Chris Geczy, director of the Wharton Wealth Management Initiative at the Wharton School in Philadelphia. Click here to read the entire article by Lori Shinn.
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