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The Inverted Yield Curve -
What it is and what it means to you?

This past week, the inverted yield curve became global, and is no longer just inverted here in the US.  In fact, it is more inverted now than it was in both 2001 and 2008.   According to Bloomberg.com, “Bond markets around the world are no longer whispering about the possibility of recession, but shouting it loudly from the rooftops.  So, we feel this is an extremely important topic to discuss. So what does an inverted yield curve mean and what can you do to protect yourself? 

How does our Active Management style of investing work?

What is our WEALTH TOOLKIT® and how can it help you?

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With the constant volatility in the stock market, you may wonder how this could affect your retirement plans. This is why we at ProVest have developed the Wealth Toolkit®. When we conduct a retirement analysis with our new Wealth Toolkit® it can help reduce your anxiety of investing by being able to better understand your recent portfolio volatility, and by comparing it to previous times in history. We help to manage your risk with our Risk Assessment tool.  In addition to this risk tool, our Wealth Toolkit® also includes a Social Security Analysis tool and a Retirement Planning tool.  There is no substitute for having accurate, understandable information on which to base your financial decisions. If you are interested in finding more about how this works, click on the link below or give us a call at 1-800-277-0025.

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The ProVest Style of Active Management

Has your portfolio been sinking like the Titanic lately?  We know it can be extremely difficult to watch your life’s savings continue to go down while your advisor tells you….Just hang in there, it’ll come back.  While that statement is true, it could possibly take 5 to 7 years for that to happen.  And if you’re at or in retirement, you simply don’t have the time.  But rather than take your life’s savings and put it in an interest-bearing account that will likely not keep up with inflation, at least not the current rate of inflation, there is a third alternative.  It’s called Active Management. This report goes into detail about how Noel got into this style of management, and exactly how it works.  

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