Why You Should Learn More
THE FIVE GREAT GOALS OF LIFE AS THEY RELATE TO MONEY
What’s the real power of money? Why is it so important for all of us to build, protect and preserve our hard-earned assets? As we see it, the answer came to us over the years – from our clients when they expressed their needs and desires when
it comes to money. We’re happy to share these goals with you here. They are the essence of what sound financial planning is all about. And they are why you should take time now to learn more about what Cornerstone Financial Group has to offer.
♦ To achieve a retirement without compromise, and a life without concern about outliving one’s income.
♦ To be able to make a meaningful intervention in the financial life of one’s
children.
♦ To provide for the education of one’s children or grandchildren
♦ To assist in the care of one’s parents if and when they need it.
♦ To create an important legacy for institutions, charities or causes that one
believes in.
We will help you work toward reaching financial goals that are reasonable to your individual situation.
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| Weekly Economic Update - 5.14.12 |
CONSUMER SENTIMENT HITS A 4-YEAR PEAK
May’s initial Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey came in with an index reading of 77.8, the highest mark since January 2008. The current economic conditions sub-index rose to 87.3 from last month’s final 82.9 reading. |
| Weekly Economic Update - 5.7.12 |
UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN TO 8.1%
The jobless rate dipped 0.1% in April, but Wall Street didn’t exactly cheer about it as just 115,000 non-farm jobs were added to the economy. Economists polled by Briefing.com thought payrolls would expand by 162,000. |
| Weekly Economic Update - 4.30.12 |
Q1 GDP: +2.2%
The federal government’s initial estimate disappointed many analysts, even with plenty of potential for upward revision later. After all, Q4 2011 had brought growth of 3.0%. Economists polled by Briefing.com expected the Q1 estimate to come in at +2.5%. |
