Retirement Resources President and Investment Advisor, Dave Boike cautions readers to exercise patience, particularly those who are still working and contributing to a retirement or 401k plan. Auburn Hills, MI — March 31, 2020— Dave Boike, President of Retirement Resources and co-author of The Ultimate Success Guide with Brian Tracy, published a new article on the company website entitled, “How The Pandemic Is Likely To Affect Your Retirement Plan,” in which Mr. Boike clearly knows that no one really knows how this situation is going to unfold. Boike writes, “So, as I feared, March madness has been cancelled, along with all professional sports events, Broadway shows, and each day there are m
So, as I feared, March madness has been cancelled, along with all professional sports events, Broadway shows, and each day there are more closures and reports of travel restrictions. A pandemic has been officially declared. This is a new one for all of us. We will get through it. Right now we are getting hit hard economically. And we don’t know when the punching will end. My position is as it has always been. Sit tight. Take all of the recommended safety precautions. And know that “this too shall pass.” People Want To Know If They Should Keep Contributing To Their 401k In a recent New York Times piece, readers who are still working are wondering if they should keep contributing to their 401k
Retirement Resources President, Dave Boike Talks About How The Month Of March Has Turned From Its Us
Retirement Resources President and Investment Advisor, Dave Boike, offers his condolences to those investors who have their money exclusively in the stock market and hopes there will be at least some college basketball to watch to distract everyone else from the prevailing state of mayhem. Auburn Hills, MI — March 16, 2020— Dave Boike, President of Retirement Resources and co-author of The Ultimate Success Guide with Brian Tracy published a new blog post on the company website entitled, “From Madness To Mayhem,” in which Mr. Boike talks about how the coronavirus is affecting finances as well as college basketball. Boike writes, “From playful mental illness to total real and treacherous chaos
From playful mental illness to total real and treacherous chaos, yes, that is what this month has become. From the annual harmless insanity of watching endless college basketball games to wondering if there will ever be college basketball again, we have entered into completely unknown territory with the outbreak of the Coronavirus. And the stock market is plummeting into chaos right along with everything else. Even if you have a conservative retirement plan, portfolio and long-term financial plan, chances are you’re going to be feeling a little bit of an effect from the global coronavirus epidemic. However, your conservatism is going to serve you much better in this market than if you were t
