Reminder – Why Stock Markets Exists

The Ability to Raise Capital Opportunities for The Public Liquidity Imagine a world where the only way to participate in the success of a business requires a large financial expenditure, where the expenditure could not be reclaimed for many years. This would stifle business ventures and dissuade investment. Pricing Consensus If you’ve ever purchased a […]

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Time & Money – Net Present Value

The Time Value of Money is a commonly used financial concept that explains how the value of money fluctuates over time. Specifically used in financial calculations, it is based on the idea that a certain amount of time or money today is worth more than the same amount in the future due to its earning […]

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The Cost of Carry – How it Relates to Raw Land

The cost of carry related to raw land refers to the ongoing expenses associated with holding a parcel of land over time. These costs are incurred regardless of whether the land is being actively developed or used. The cost of carry is important for landowners, developers, or investors to consider when evaluating the financial implications […]

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Best Execution – Why It’s Critical

Best execution, in the context of brokerage transactions, refers to the obligation of brokers to execute client orders in a way that maximizes the value of the trade for the client. This concept ensures that brokers prioritize the client’s interests by striving to obtain the best possible price and overall outcome when executing a trade. […]

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Understanding Tax-Adjusted Yield in Municipal Bonds

Understanding Tax-Adjusted Yield in Municipal Securities Municipal securities (munis) are debt instruments issued by government entities to fund public projects. A key advantage of munis is that their interest income is often exempt from federal income tax, and sometimes from state and local taxes. The tax-adjusted yield helps investors compare the after-tax return of municipal […]

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In Consideration of Purchasing Carbon Credits

Investing in marketable carbon credits offers several key opportunities: The information in this post was compiled by S. Zachary Fineberg, CFP(r) Managing Member of Fineberg Wealth Management, LLC, a registered investment advisor. If you would like to schedule a consultation to discuss how Fineberg Wealth Management can help you reach your long-term financial goals, please make contact […]

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The Power of Starting Young

It is always exciting to see people in their twenties beginning to save for retirement. They are making life so much easier on themselves by harnessing the power of compound interest. The following chart assumes a theoretical 6.5% annual investment return, a $5,500 annual contribution to a Roth IRA, and a retirement age of 65. Using […]

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What is a Financial Hedge?

A hedge is an investment position intended to offset potential losses/gains that may be incurred as a result of a particular risk or vulnerability. In simple language, a hedge is used to reduce any substantial losses/gains suffered by an investor or institution. Hedging Against Inflation Certain investments are very vulnerable to the erosive effects of inflation. Consider […]

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