07/26/17College costs keep going… Down? Receiving a degree and gaining higher level education after high school seems to be getting more expensive. Based on 2016 dollars, the College Board illustrates the average costs of aRead More
06/15/17Independence Day – What does freedom mean? As a citizen of the United States of America, we celebrate Independence Day on July 4th. We celebrate this holiday to remember the signing of the Declaration of Independence inRead More
06/09/17What Robo-Advisors Recommend: An Answer on the Efficient Frontier What Robo-Advisors Recommend: An Answer on the Efficient Frontier Within the last 5 years we have seen a new breed of investment advisors that have been gaining traction. They areRead More
05/29/17Proof and Belief: Money and Markets Evergreen Wealth Management has other advisors that we share a mutual relationship with. One of which is Adam Cufr from Fourth Dimension Financial Group, LLC. We enjoy his commentary andRead More
04/28/17Should you Trade Your Pension for a Lump Sum? Is it Wise to Trade Your Pension for a Lump Sum? Most employers have already replaced traditional pensions, which promise lifetime income payments in retirement, with defined contribution plans suchRead More
04/27/17Will Social Security Survive Will Social Security Survive? As an Investment Advisor, and for Evergreen as a whole, we have clients who show great concern about receiving their Social Security checks in the future.Read More
04/08/17Debt Ceiling – Stop Sign for Federal Borrowing THE BIPARTISAN BUDGET ACT OF 2015 SUSPENDED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S STATUTORY DEBT LIMIT — COMMONLY CALLED THE DEBT CEILING — THROUGH MARCH 15, 2017. THAT DEADLINE CAME AND WENT WITHRead More
03/17/17Automating the American Workforce The American workforce has experienced dramatic changes since the American Revolution. In the later years of the 1800’s and early 1900’s we experienced the Technological Revolution; driven by the railroadRead More
02/14/17The Cost of Caregiving A 2015 study found that almost 40 million Americans — about one out of six adults — had provided unpaid care to another adult during the previous 12 months. AboutRead More