TCI Blog
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Why Stock Tips Won’t Help Your Investing Strategy
Most of us don’t particularly like receiving unsolicited advice. Yet, when it comes to investing, we are eager to listen to what people are offering. Gatherings with friends can present the perfect opportunity to hear these unsubstantiated remarks. “Have you heard about Company X? Their price is...
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Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft
There’s no two ways about it–identity theft stinks! Our data as consumers has been online for so long that it’s almost hard to find someone who hasn’t been impacted by identity theft. It’s a cumbersome mess to untangle, even though, in some cases, the process has become somewhat easier. Ne...
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Prediction and Statistics as Explained by Fantasy Football
Football season is upon us yet again and I, for one, could not be happier. For me, the return of the NFL every year is part of such a nice routine: the kids are back in school, fall is around the corner. The weather will start to cool at some point, the holiday season isn’t […]...
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A Heart-to-Heart in the Wake of COVID-19
This summer sure felt different than last summer. For many there has been a gradual return to normalcy: a joyful family reunion, a long-postponed vacation or a breath of fresh air without a mask. Yet, as the summer begins to wane we’re reminded how precarious normalcy can be these days. Consid...
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Protecting Your Family and Your Wealth with Insurance Planning
Providing your family and loved ones a path to financial success requires looking at variables other than your 401(k) or IRA accounts. It forces you to look at the other pieces making up your financial plan, notably insurance. Insurance coverage comes in many forms: car, house, life, disability, hea...
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Pets – Companionship and Expenses
Recently I adopted a puppy. Her name is Georgie, named after Georgie White, the first commercial female river rafter in Grand Canyon. She is the cutest, most perfect pup that I’ve been daydreaming about getting since I was in college. She’s smart, she’s sweet, she bites more than I would ...