Investing for your children can be a complex topic filled with many possibilities. Let our experts at Capital Growth help you navigate your options and create a plan that works.
Saving for college can be stressful for parents and students. In this California 529 college savings guide, Matthew Belardes explains how to make the right choices and avoid common pitfalls.
Seeking financial advice is one of the best ways to get ahead of your retirement goals. But with so many options, choosing the right financial advisor can be tough. We’ll help you decide.
While most people choose a human advisor to help them invest in their future, the recent trend in robo-advisors has everybody talking. We compare the old with the new and see which one is best for you.
The federal government relied on the tax system to deliver financial lifelines to struggling households, boost consumer spending, and help speed the economic recovery when
Tax time can be a headache for those of us ill-prepared, especially if you have no idea how to do your taxes in a way
Estate planning isn’t always the most light-hearted conversation to have but it’s an important pillar of financial planning. A well-thought-out estate plan ensures that your
Retiring early requires a solid financial plan to help you meet your retirement goals. Planning early for your retirements help you sort out your finances and enter the post-retirement phase of your life with greater confidence and financial safety.
In this interview, we get to know how Jay met Art, what his day to day looks like, and his favorite travel destination.
We recommend reviewing these guidelines at the start of each calendar year to get an idea of whether it may be necessary to book a consultation with your financial advisor regarding your life insurance policies.
The very first trade I made was an options trade when I was 19 years old and it made me 11 times my money. In this month’s “Spotlight,” we’d like to introduce you to Art, our President & Founder.
Your life insurance needs will depend on a number of factors, including the size of your family, the nature of your financial obligations, your career
The very first trade I made was an options trade when I was 19 years old and it made me 11 times my money. In this month’s “Spotlight,” we’d like to introduce you to Art, our President & Founder.
Whether you grew up listening to the original “Who Do You Love?” recorded by rock and roll pioneer Bo Diddley in the 1950’s or heard
The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, took the world by storm this year. The pandemic has impacted virtually all areas of the world, and that impact has
I recently listened to a podcast where the guest was an American social and cultural scholar, whose recent work covers the phenomenon of “Preppers”. Preppers
Despite popular belief, estate planning is not just for the wealthy or elderly. Furthermore, certain assets aren’t automatically passed down to the spouse or kids without hassle.
The unprecedented market movement from the first five months of 2020 will leave an impression onthe investing public for years to come. With the onset
When it comes to estate planning, a common misconception is that people only need to consider it in their later, post-retirement years. Proper estate planning
After weeks of headlines about the coronavirus outbreak, markets have been caught in a volatile pattern of surges and retreats. Here’s what you should know:
This is part one of Capital Growths’ mini blog series exploring the current state of the American financial market, what it means for your financial
This is part two of Capital Growths’ mini blog series exploring the current state of the American financial market, what it means for your financial
This is part three of Capital Growths’ mini blog series exploring the current state of the American financial market, what it means for your financial
After weeks of headlines about the coronavirus outbreak, markets have been caught in a volatile pattern of surges and retreats. Here’s what you should know:
After weeks of headlines about the coronavirus outbreak, markets have been caught in a volatile pattern of surges and retreats. Here’s what you should know:
After weeks of headlines about the coronavirus outbreak, markets have been caught in a volatile pattern of surges and retreats. Here’s what you should know:
Coronavirus led investment markets to sell off sharply in late January. How will this affect the US economy, and what can investors do to prepare?
From emergency funds to risk tolerance, we’ve put together 5 key questions you should consider before you start investing.
Who is Capital Growth? Here’s some background on our company, our investment philosophy and some of the things that make us different.
Join us on August 11th, 2021 to learn all about Social Security benefits and how to make the most of them.
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