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The Evolving Stages of Life
Bonnie Bell
July 19, 2012
Chances are that when you were studying the developmental stages of life in sociology or psychology, there were essentially four: ...
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The True Value of Compromise: Simpson-Bowles
James F. Bell
July 19, 2012
For the past eight years, Bonnie and I have been very grateful to be invited to the annual Schwab EXPLORE ...
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Investing Lessons from the Happiest Place on Earth
Matthew P. King
July 19, 2012
Having survived a week-long road trip to Disneyland a few weeks ago with my two young kids—ages “almost six” and ...
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The Ages and Stages of Life – Part III
Bonnie Bell
July 19, 2012
Despite the fact that I said I would keep you updated as the week went on with my sister Susan ...
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Applying for Social Security: The Importance of Timing
Bell Investment Advisors
July 18, 2012
Social Security is the only widely available source of income that provides the following combination of financial protections: 1) inflation-fighting ...
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The United States of Europe
Bell Investment Advisors
July 12, 2012
Since the end of World War II, the nations of Europe have been evolving toward unity. The most dramatic manifestation ...
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The Bells Speak on “Integrating the Career Conversation into the Financial Planning Process” at the May 2012 National Financial Planning Conference
Bell Investment Advisors
July 9, 2012
Jim Bell, CFP®, Founder/President of Bell Investment Advisors in Oakland, California, and Bonnie Bell, MA, M.Div., Principal of the firm ...
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Employee Engagement: The Key to Growth, Creativity, and Customer Satisfaction
Bell Investment Advisors
July 6, 2012
Introduction by Jim Bell, CFP®, President and Founder, Bell Investment Advisors Business owners, managers, and supervisors all need to have ...
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The Cost of Market Timing
Bell Investment Advisors
July 3, 2012
The quote below from The Social Animal by David Brooks reiterates why we do not support market timing, even in the current ...
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