by Jon Sevenker | Feb 12, 2019 | P&A Articles
Last October, I had lunch with a friend. During our conversation, he asked me a question and I should have known the answer, but didn’t. I confessed to him that the answer lived in my phone. Then it hit me: I think my smartphone is making me dumber!* When I was a...
by Trey Pittenger | Feb 12, 2019 | P&A Articles
I can remember sitting next to a college friend of mine in a golf cart circa 2011 when we had a question on a golf ruling. Without hesitation, he pulled out his iPhone to look up the answer–which he found, of course, in a matter of seconds. At that time, even...
by Jon Sevenker | Feb 7, 2019 | P&A Articles
When looking to hire an investment or financial advisor, you might run across the term “investable assets.” We define this term as the investment dollars we’re able to manage for you and that count toward our minimum account size. For our firm,...
by Jim Pittenger | Jan 15, 2019 | P&A Articles, Quarterly Letters
The latest P&A quarterly letter to clients is available in PDF form. You can download it here. Topics include cashology (the study of earning, saving, & investing money), compound interest, the Rule of 72, investment risk, & the DOL fiduciary...
by Trey Pittenger | Jan 14, 2019 | P&A Articles
In a recent devotional I read, the writer started with “Life is a series of battles and blessings, battles and blessings, battles and blessings, battles and blessings, battles and blessings…”. He extended this out for a few more written lines, and the point he made...
by Jon Sevenker | Jan 14, 2019 | P&A Articles
December was a wild ride for the stock market. CNBC, the financial infotainment network, was in heaven. So many BREAKING NEWS opportunities! Of the 21 trading days in December, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained or lost more than 250 points on 12 of these...
