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Quarterly Newsletter Third Quarter
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Read MoreA Tale of Two Emotions
Quite a few years ago I was very excited to be asked to speak at one of Towson Universities graduation ceremonies. I had the honor of representing the Alumni Association and I was excited to be a part of such a milestone for so many students and their families. As I traveled to the University,…
Read MoreOvercoming adversity, is the key to success
My girls are soccer players. They have tried other sports, and while they are definitely athletes, soccer is in their hearts. They started playing a very long time ago and it has been amazing to be a part of their journey. But their journey was not always a smooth one. They left their first soccer…
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Read MoreJust a Little Patience: Bryan’s Column
My daughter Addy is an athlete. She has worked extremely hard to train her body and mind, often exercising at least twice a day. Recently Addy has had some issues with her feet. She is one of the 15% of the population with an extra bone in each foot that can lead to tendon discomfort.…
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Read MoreReality Check – New Actors, Same Movie
For this month’s Reality Check, we wanted to discuss how one should deal with all of the events that are being highlighted by the financial media as the drivers of the markets decline. While increased volatility in the capital markets is not pleasant, with a longer-term focus, this volatility is just noise. The best strategy is…
Read MoreBryan’s Blog September 2022
My first “investment” was in a savings account at a local bank. I remember that I was taught to track the interest in the passbook so that I could watch the funds grow, albeit very, very slowly. The main reason that savings and checking accounts don’t pay much interest is due to their inherent “safety”.…
Read MoreBryan’s Blog August 2022
Our dog Graham is a handful, and then some. He is a solid 100-pound yellow lab. Looking at Graham, one would think that he shouldn’t have a worry in the world. He is king of our household, eats well, sleeps in our bed, goes out almost whenever he would like and gets away with just…
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