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What Benchmark Should I Use to Evaluate My Portfolio?
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on April 15th, 2016The following brief article takes a look at some of the benchmark issues associated with assessing portfolio performance. It is an interesting article for anyone who has questions about how to evaluate their investment performance.
Moving Money Electronically -- Your Protections and Risks
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on March 29th, 2016As electronic banking increasingly becomes the favored means of moving money, the security risks posed by online transfers continue to proliferate. At Watters Financial Services, LLC we strive to educate all of our clients about identity theft. This article from Wealth Management Systems Inc. provides many important facts about fraud prevention and moving money online.
Are There Gaps in Your Insurance Coverage?
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on February 15th, 2016February, 2016
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What Are the Tax Issues Associated With a Gain or Loss on a Primary Residence?
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on January 20th, 2016Is your advisor prepared for a cyberattack?
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on December 4th, 2015Greetings,
Tim Watters of Watters Financial Services, LLC was recently quoted on cyber-security in an article on CNBC.com !
Click on the link below to view the article if you are interested
Combating Cyber Crime
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on November 20th, 2015Buy Sell Agreements
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on October 15th, 2015Understanding Buy-Sell Agreements
Exchange Traded Funds and Mutual Funds: Two Investment Vehicles – How to decide?
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on September 29th, 2015Making Sense of Mutual Fund Lingo
Submitted by Watters Financial Services, LLC on May 28th, 2015Lingo
The jargon of investing may seem designed to confuse, but understanding a few of the terms can help you navigate your way more easily through the maze of financial information.