Manager Sees Shift To U.S. Stock Indexes; Foreign Exchanges Fading; But Frankle thinks it’s too early to move his money; he stays in leading sectors
Neal Frankle likes exchange traded funds better than traditional mutual funds. The president of Los Angeles-based Wealth Resources Group started using ETFs about four years ago. He doesn’t use them exclusively for his high net-worth clients. “But they’re my strong preference when building portfolios for someone who would rather own mutual funds instead of stocks,” said Frankle, 49
My Buddy Doesn’t Do Dishes At Home
(ForbesWoman Views 12/16/2009)
By Neal Frankle
- Forbes Woman
Is he a lazy slob or a shrewd businessman?
That’s a question a friend recently asked me. Here’s the situation. Tim, a blogging buddy of mine, is getting grief at home because he rarely helps out with the household duties. Take out the trash? Do the dishes? Nah. I asked him why he doesn’t chip in. Read entire article
How to Flip a House. Yes, Even in 2012
(Forbes 9/21/2012)
By Neal Frankle
Neal Frankle, a member of the AdviceIQ network, is one of the most prolific writers and sharpest minds in the advisor world. Flipping a house seems so 2007. But Neal argues that you can still do it, even in this market. The founder of Wealth Resources Group in Agoura Hill, Calif., Neal has a blog that is a must-read for anyone interested in personal finance.
Want to flip a house, buying it and then selling it for more? A lot of that went on before the 2008 financial crisis, when home prices crashed. But now the long-suffering residential real estate market is showing some signs of life.