Portfolio Strategy & Risk

Learn how to evaluate portfolio returns, diversification, volatility, risk, and opportunity cost. These resources help investors look beyond averages and coordinate investments with liquidity, cash flow, protection, and long-term objectives.

Why It’s Not Risky to Invest in Your Business

By Rachel Marshall / October 7, 2019 / Comments Off on Why It’s Not Risky to Invest in Your Business

Investing in your business can be one of the most focused, strategic, and productive financial decisions you can make. If the environment and the indicators are right.  That’s because your business is one of your best investments. However, if you listen to the conventional perspective of typical financial planning, you’ll be led to believe just…

Real Rate of Return: Why “Average” Is Not Real

By Rachel Marshall / February 11, 2019 /

The real rate of return is objective, rational, and substantial. It delineates the exact performance of your capital from start point to end point.  It has actual value and meaning.  Like concrete beneath your feet, it’s solid ground. At its core, it is the truth.  But finding the truth is often much harder than it…

The Family Office Model: Invest Like the Wealthy, with Richard C. Wilson

By Rachel Marshall / April 8, 2018 / Comments Off on The Family Office Model: Invest Like the Wealthy, with Richard C. Wilson

In this episode, we asked Richard C. Wilson, the CEO of the Family Office Club, to share his experience in coordinating the wealth teams of multimillionaire and billionaire families. There’s a divergence between the investing strategies of the status quo and those of the ultra-successful.  The ultra-wealthy leverage a family office model so they can…

Diversification Is Ignorance Protection

By Rachel Marshall / April 3, 2018 / Comments Off on Diversification Is Ignorance Protection

Diversification is typical financial planning advice that average investors use to protect themselves from losses.  Simply put, diversification is ignorance protection.  It is admitting that you don’t know what you are doing. It is common to think of investing and the stock market as one and the same. However, investing encompasses much more than just the stock market.…

Saving vs. Investing: What Is Investing? Part 2 – How to Find Your Best Investments

By Rachel Marshall / April 2, 2018 / Comments Off on Saving vs. Investing: What Is Investing? Part 2 – How to Find Your Best Investments

In a sea of investment choices, it can be overwhelming to determine which are the best investments for you. But don’t let overwhelm keep you in the dark, procrastinating, making mediocre decisions, losing money, and perpetually frustrated. The first step to confident investing is having a clear picture of exactly what you want and WHY. …

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