Cybersecurity and Data Protection By Bob Veres Not long ago, I reported something astonishing: A number of larger financial services firms and software companies were working hard on cybersecurity measures—and at the same time, they were resigned to the fact that...
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″ css=”.vc_custom_1498685691432{padding-top: 50px !important;}”][vc_column_text] MIT AgeLab I visit the MIT AgeLab website a few times a week to read about and better understand the challenges and opportunities of...
Stay vigilant Fraudsters have found a new way to infiltrate firms, compromise security, and scam businesses and individuals out of money—through fake tech support claims. How it works A scammer will contact a business via phone, email, pop-up message, or other methods...
Achieving financial success requires a well-marked path Survival is the only road to riches. You should try to maximize return only if losses would not threaten your survival and if you have a compelling future need for the extra gains you might earn. -Peter...
Celebrities, they’re just like us Aretha Franklin’s common estate planning mistake A few weeks ago, the world experienced the passing of Aretha Franklin, a music icon. Within days of her death, it was reported that she left no will and none of her assets were held in...
More good than bad Long-term planning and investing James Taylor CFP®, Wealth Counselor I was driving in the car the other day with my six-year-old daughter Josalyn when she said to me, “Daddy, are there more good people in the world than bad?” I said, “Yes, of...
