#Inspirit senior living professional#

#Inspirit senior living professional#

One of the things that we know is that those folks who enlist the help of a CFP professional to create a plan, they feel more confident. And a CFP professional can play an important role in working with his or her clients. The market's going up, I'm going to ride along with the market.' But as you recall there in March, earlier this year when there was a fairly sizeable correction, people realized that the market doesn't always go up. Kevin Keller: A lot of people think, 'Well, I don't need anybody to help me with advice. We've been in a bull market tear for, what is it? 10 years or so now. We are seeing more people seeking out advice. As it relates to kind of the chaos that we're in, the answer is yes. The first question, who should be seeking advice? Those of us at CFP Board and the CFP community believe that everybody can benefit from competent and ethical advice. Kevin Keller: Well, Ryan, first of all, that's two questions. Ryan Ermey: So who should be considering a financial planner in general, and given the economic chaos brought on by the pandemic, are you seeing more people seeking advice? That was so popular that that promotion has ended. One Wisconsin bank even offered $5 for every $100 in coins.

One is it used to be if you walked into your bank with a pile of change they would look at you like, 'Please leave.' But now they want that change, so lots of banks and community banks and credit unions are more than happy to roll up your change. As I said, I'm kind of really into it, and I have a few suggestions.

Sandy Block: So, I'm working on a story about this. mint actually put out a press release calling on Americans to spend that change, to empty their sock drawers, and couches and be a Patriot. Be a good American and get your quarters and dimes out and spend them and get that money back in circulation. If you go to Kroger's and you make a cash purchase, they'll round up the amount and add the excess to a store loyalty card, if you have one or donate it to charity. One is that some retailers are rounding up. Who wants to deal with dollars and cents that everyone has had their grubby hands on?