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How Investment Opportunities Change with the Season

How Investment Opportunities Change with the Season

by David C. Branch | Apr 6, 2022 | David C. Branch, Education, Finance

A well rounded investment portfolio helps individuals in many different ways. A growing portfolio helps investors achieve their financial goals. When diversified, these portfolios can protect against inflation and market downturns. In order to achieve consistent...
How to Start Planning for Retirement in Your 20s

How to Start Planning for Retirement in Your 20s

by David C. Branch | Apr 6, 2022 | blog, David C. Branch, Education, Finance

When you’re in your 20s ready to start a life on your own, retirement may seem like a very distant goal that can be postponed. In reality, now is the ideal time to start planning for retirement. Your goals should not only include the financial aspects, but also the...
What are Debt Raises, and How Do They Impact Venture Capital?

What are Debt Raises, and How Do They Impact Venture Capital?

by David C. Branch | Mar 7, 2022 | blog, David C. Branch, Education, Finance

When an executive team or entrepreneur decides to begin or expand a business, they often seek investors. Public and private investment teams that specialize in capital contributions often look for new business ventures. For this reason, the funds derived from these...
Tax Deductions that Every Small Business Owner Should Know

Tax Deductions that Every Small Business Owner Should Know

by David C. Branch | Mar 7, 2022 | blog, David C. Branch, Education, Finance

Most small business owners are unaware of many of the tax deductions that are readily available to them. This may be because they are not keeping the detailed accounting records that are necessary to itemize these deductions, or they may simply be in the dark. That is...
Recession Proofing Your Retirement Plan

Recession Proofing Your Retirement Plan

by David C. Branch | Mar 7, 2022 | blog, David C. Branch, Education, Finance

Whether you are 22 or 102 years of age, you should already have started planning for your retirement in some form or another, no matter the current recession risk level. No one knows what will happen tomorrow or 25 years in the future, so it is always smart to keep up...
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