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• The Greed of Wall Street

  What does taxpayers + investors equal? “Taken advantage of” How shameful! The greed of Wall Street exposes itself once again. What will it take to hold the Officers and Board Members accountable for their self-centered actions? 700 billion plus of taxpayer... Posted Jul 23 2009, 09:14 AM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds, financial consultant, top rated financial advisors and consultants, great financial advisors and consultants, find good financial advisors, compare my financial portfolio, compare my stock portfolio, compare my financial advisor, What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor in a Down Market ..., What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor , Merrill Lynch financial advisor, Smith Barney financial advisor, Banc of America financial advisor, US Banc financial advisor, Edward Jones financial advisor, Wells Fargo financial advisor, Chase financial advisor, UBS financial advisor, Top Portfolios, Top Advisors, solving the US economic crisis, find a good financial advisor, How to find a financial advisor, Shopping for a financial advisor, how to buy bonds, buying bonds

• Some Bond Basics

  BOND BASICS Bonds are an essential element to a diversified asset allocated portfolio, especially for the investor relying on income producing investments. Government Bonds Bills - debt securities maturing in less than one year Notes - debt securities... Posted Jul 03 2009, 08:49 AM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds, financial consultant, top rated financial advisors and consultants, great financial advisors and consultants, find good financial advisors, compare my financial portfolio, compare my stock portfolio, compare my financial advisor, What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor in a Down Market ..., What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor , Merrill Lynch financial advisor, Smith Barney financial advisor, Banc of America financial advisor, US Banc financial advisor, Edward Jones financial advisor, Wells Fargo financial advisor, Chase financial advisor, UBS financial advisor, Top Portfolios, Top Advisors, solving the US economic crisis, find a good financial advisor, How to find a financial advisor, Shopping for a financial advisor, how to buy bonds, buying bonds

• Buying Bonds

  THE ONLY WAY TO BUY It cannot be expressed enough how important this next area of discussion is. It’s the difference between adding thousands of dollars to your return on yield, or giving up thousands of dollars on each bond you purchase. Breaking down... Posted Jul 03 2009, 07:40 AM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds, financial consultant, top rated financial advisors and consultants, great financial advisors and consultants, find good financial advisors, compare my financial portfolio, compare my stock portfolio, compare my financial advisor, What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor in a Down Market ..., What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor , Merrill Lynch financial advisor, Smith Barney financial advisor, Banc of America financial advisor, US Banc financial advisor, Edward Jones financial advisor, Wells Fargo financial advisor, Chase financial advisor, UBS financial advisor, Top Portfolios, Top Advisors, solving the US economic crisis, find a good financial advisor, How to find a financial advisor, Shopping for a financial advisor, how to buy bonds, buying bonds

• Adviser Fraud

  This is another reason why investors need to be connected through financialjoe. There had to be a handful or two of clients who just didn’t think something was right. If they would have been connected the conversation would have ignited into an ember... Posted Jun 22 2009, 08:19 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds, financial consultant, top rated financial advisors and consultants, great financial advisors and consultants, find good financial advisors, compare my financial portfolio, compare my stock portfolio, compare my financial advisor, What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor in a Down Market ..., What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor , Merrill Lynch financial advisor, Smith Barney financial advisor, Banc of America financial advisor, US Banc financial advisor, Edward Jones financial advisor, Wells Fargo financial advisor, Chase financial advisor, UBS financial advisor, Top Portfolios, Top Advisors

• That's Where my money went

  Really makes you wonder! http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/74274.php http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/davos/7857005.stm Shawn Tierney Financialjoe Posted Jun 22 2009, 08:09 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds, financial consultant, top rated financial advisors and consultants, great financial advisors and consultants, find good financial advisors, compare my financial portfolio, compare my stock portfolio, compare my financial advisor, What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor in a Down Market ..., What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor , Merrill Lynch financial advisor, Smith Barney financial advisor, Banc of America financial advisor, US Banc financial advisor, Edward Jones financial advisor, Wells Fargo financial advisor, Chase financial advisor, UBS financial advisor, Top Portfolios, Top Advisors

• Will U.S. housing go the way of Japan?

  A colleague of mine brought this to my attention...pretty good read. http://www.businessweek.com/the_thread/hotproperty/archives/2009/06/will_us_housing.html Shawn Tierney Financialjoe Posted Jun 22 2009, 07:51 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds, financial consultant, top rated financial advisors and consultants, great financial advisors and consultants, find good financial advisors, compare my financial portfolio, compare my stock portfolio, compare my financial advisor, What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor in a Down Market ..., What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor , Merrill Lynch financial advisor, Smith Barney financial advisor, Banc of America financial advisor, US Banc financial advisor, Edward Jones financial advisor, Wells Fargo financial advisor, Chase financial advisor, UBS financial advisor, Top Portfolios, Top Advisors

• Mutual Fund Fee Study of 2006 Where Did You Go?

  Back in 2006 there was media frenzy in the financial makrets about a new study that said financial advisors are useless and the study would change the way investors invested their money. What happened? Nothing seemed to change? In fact I can’t even find... Posted May 14 2009, 09:58 AM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds, top rated financial advisors and consultants, great financial advisors and consultants, find good financial advisors, compare my financial portfolio, compare my stock portfolio, compare my financial advisor, What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor in a Down Market ..., What Should I Expect From My Financial Advisor , Merrill Lynch financial advisor, Smith Barney financial advisor, Banc of America financial advisor, US Banc financial advisor, Edward Jones financial advisor, Wells Fargo financial advisor, Chase financial advisor, UBS financial advisor

• Bad advice from financial professionals?

  You make the call. What would you do in these times? http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/CreditCardSmarts/why-suze-orman-is-wrong-again.aspx Cheers, Shawn Tierney financialjoe.com Posted Apr 23 2009, 01:07 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds

• More advisors are switching firms

  Meaning almost twice as many as last year! According to FA Mag, The National Financial Broker and Advisor Sentiment Index indicates the number jumped from 5% to 9%. Over 60% indicated they plan on taking the RIA, Independent, or Regional Firm route. What... Posted Apr 14 2009, 09:56 AM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds

• VC's and Big Brother

  Ouch! VC's may not have freedom. Techcrunch.com covers the issues at hand. U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner - Accordingly, we recommend that all advisers to hedge funds (and other private pools of capital, including private equity funds and... Posted Apr 09 2009, 06:48 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds

• WSJ article says 81% of the wealthy are dumping their advisor

  This is a great article as to why the existence of financialjoe.com is so compelling. Investors need to take the time and use financialjoe.com and build the social environment to establish accountability in the management of their financial lives. The... Posted Apr 09 2009, 01:45 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds

• It happens everywhere

  I mean everywhere! http://www.thestar.com/Business/article/606254 Cheers, Shawn Tierney financialjoe.com Posted Apr 09 2009, 12:40 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds

• Advisors must be diligent

  To follow up on the Client/Advisor relationship post, attached is an article written to the advisors….seems to have a common thread to what I was saying. Read the article and ask yourself if your advisor is meeting those standards. http://www.investmentnews... Posted Apr 08 2009, 01:39 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees, check out financial advisors, financial advisor backgrounds

• Dear Meredith Whitney Ken Lewis should be fired!

  http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Meredith-Whitney-says-Ken-apf-14881365.html Oh dear Meredith Whitney I disagree with you; actually Ken Lewis you should be fired. You bought Merrill Lynch and have taken a traditional hand holding service that bank clients... Posted Apr 08 2009, 08:21 AM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees

• Economy Comeback

  I've stood on my prediction on when the economy will fully recover which is 3 to 4 years, as long as we don’t have any more major hiccups. This article from the New York Times is about the best I've seen explaining why it will take so long for... Posted Apr 07 2009, 03:39 PM by finjoe with | with no comments Filed under: investing, financial advisor ratings, Merrill Lynch, compare my portfolio, find a financial advisor, stock market, financial advisors, AIG, thrifty investment advice, inexpensive investment advice, low-cost investment advice, affordable investment advice, cheap investment advice, financial services, financial help, financial advise, when should I leave my advisor, how do I know my financial adviosr cares, help finding a good financial advisor, financial advice, helping investors, how investors should invest, should I stop investing, I need investment help, financial firms I should avoid, financial advisors I should avoid, great financial advisors, bad financial advisors, can I trust my financial advisor, investment fees