Retirement Resources President, Dave Boike, Writes About Taking Care Of Financial Matters
Retirement Resources President, Dave Boike, Writes About Taking Care Of Financial Matters During The Remainder Of The Month And Continuing To Dream About The Future. Retirement Resources President and Investment Advisor, Dave Boike talks about how some people refer to the month of February as the month of finances and encourages a few ways to keep financial health top of mind despite the continuance of COVID-19. Auburn Hills, MI — February 24, 2021— Dave Boike, President of R
Financial February
Valentine’s Day has come and gone. Now that the romance, flowers, candy, and loving cards have had their day, many people turn their thoughts to finances. If you live in the northern hemisphere you are pretty well hunkered down inside anyhow. In fact, some people even think of February as the month of finances since it’s a good time to be indoors and tax season is just getting started. Many people get more serious about pulling their paperwork and documents together for their
Dave Boike, Shares How He Recommends Expressing Real True Love Instead of A Romantic Notion
Retirement Resources President and Investment Advisor, Dave Boike, helps clients express rock solid, enduring love by helping them establish solid financial plans in the event they should meet with sudden death or incapacitating illness. Auburn Hills, MI — February 15, 2021— 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, “How To Express Real True Love To Your
How To Express Real True Love To Your Valentine
Flowers, jewelry, and heart-shaped boxes filled with chocolates and cards filled with sweet sentimental words are traditional Valentine’s Day expressions of love. However, as a Financial Advisor who has seen the multitude of ups and downs in relationships, I’m here to tell you that even decades of showering a loved one with flowers, candies, and cards will not help a grieving, financially strapped spouse if you don’t have your financial house in order. A sudden pre-mature dea
