Most parents consider college an important investment in their child’s future. However, covering its costs can be difficult. According to Sallie Mae, Americans spent an average of $26,226 for the 2018-2019 academic year. Nearly a quarter of them (24 percent) had to borrow money to...
The economic boom that has continued since the end of the Great Recession has seen stock markets rebound and investors raking in record profits. But in 2018, the markets experienced a bit of a hiccup, with U.S. markets seeing two corrections (defined as a decline...
With every new stage in life, we usually end up introducing ourselves with questions; “Am I ready? What will it be like?” and most importantly “How am I going to handle this?”. With retirement in particular the most popular question is if you are actually...
If you have a diverse portfolio then you will have financial freedom. Well this isn’t exactly as easy as it sounds. Many people believe that they have a very diverse portfolio but the diversity that I am talking about is quite a bit different than...
Here, Ortiz World Wealth continues off of last weeks blog about Living Trusts, by discussing exactly what you need to search for when Reviewing Your Living Trust. ...
Here Ortiz World Wealth discusses the importance not only of Living Trusts, but keeping your Living Trust up to date to avoid any unexpected suprises. ...
When it comes to investments there are many goals investors seek when they delegate their money. Some are after massive gains, others are after a dependable secondary income. Here Ortiz World Wealth talks about the three things people look for in each investment and why...
There have been many developments in the global and domestic economies, however there are only a few that can affect you as an American consumer and taxpayer. Ortiz World Wealth explains the job market additions as well as domestic productivity developments, and how they can affect...
The united states market has had some interesting developments in the past week, from consumer prices to oil there have been significant changes that could effect the average consumer in one way or another and it is important to keep yourself informed and updated on...
Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model forecasts first-quarter GDP growth of 0.6%. The forecasts have gone from 2% then 1.4% and now this model projects next to no growth at all. Considering that this model begins projecting a quarters GDP about one month in. After the stock market...
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