Investment advisor Rick Rodgers recently wrote an article on six different ways to take advantage of the bull market.
It was published on various websites, including InvestorIdeas.com, ITBusinessNet.com, MontanaSeniorNews.com, BaltimoreTimes-Online.com, and more.
You can see Rick’s tips in the article “It’s a Bull Market for Now! 6 Ways to Grab it by the Horns“.
Rick was on MSNBC’s show The Cycle on Tuesday to talk about finances and veterans who are returning to civilian life.
He offered some financial tips for current soldiers to make the transition back to civilian life easier, such as having a cash flow plan and getting the right training in the military that is valuable to potential employers when you’re out of the military.
Rick also talked about the Veterans to Work Act. You can watch the video below or here on MSNBC’s website.
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Financial advisor Rick Rodgers was quoted in the Lancaster Sunday News about how personal relationships are similar to how you handle the relationship with your money.
Rick talked about things such as honesty and accountability. See what other tips he has for having a healthy relationship with your finances in the article on LancasterOnline.com’s website.
Financial advisor Rick Rodgers was quoted by an article in The Wall Street Journal, “Balancing Do-Good Desire, Need for Income”.
In the article, author Caitlin Nish talks about charitable gift annuities, giving a brief explanation of the concept and talks about some tax issues related to it.
If you have access to WSJ’s archive, you can read the article here. If you don’t have access to it, you can read it from here. (click on “Read Full Article” at the bottom of the page to open a PDF).
Earlier this week, retirement expert Rick Rodgers spoke with reporter Matt Belanger on WGAL 8 in Lancaster, PA about investing in the stock market for retirement.
See what Rick had to say below (or watch directly on YouTube).
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was on FOX43 (WPMT) in York, PA this morning to talk about things to consider with taxes being due soon.
Rick talked about several things to consider, such as deductions, organizing forms to give to your tax preparer, and more.
You can watch the video below or on their website.
In December of 2012, financial planner Rick Rodgers was published twice by Medical Economics. While these posts contain information that was relevant in 2012, they show the general importance of having a strategy amidst the uncertainty of potential new taxes.
You can find the posts on Medical Economics’ website:
Last week, financial planner Rick Rodgers was on the FOX43 morning show in York, PA with Courtney Laydon to talk about saving retirement money for children.
Rick talked about the importance of starting to save early on in your child’s life and the discipline of saving.
You can watch the interview on their website.
CBS 21 in Harrisburg, PA recently had a story on “Five easy ways to save $1,000 during difficult economic times”.
Financial expert Rick Rodgers was interviewed by CBS 21 for the report. Tips include avoiding impulse buying and getting a pre-paid cell phone.
You can watch the video below or on their website (where you can see all five tips and some additional ones).
Financial advisor Rick Rodgers has a guest post published on Entrepreneur.com entitled “How to Change the Financial Future of Your Business”.
Rodgers said, “Here are my seven tips for improving your financial life in 2013.”
Among the seven tips are to “establish a cash flow plan” and to “make sure your team is on board”.
Financial advisor Rick Rodgers was quoted in an article for OnWallStreet about the “fiscal cliff” and tax preparation.
The article, entitled “A Tumult Over Taxes: Preparing for Whatever May Come” talks a lot about what Rick had advised clients to do in preparing for the new year and uncertainty in tax laws.
“[Rick] Rodgers also said that he doesn’t believe ‘that anybody thinks this current system of patch and postpone is good for anybody.’”
Find out more of what Rick told OnWallStreet in the article on their site.