At Abowd & Rose Financial Group, we believe “Life’s worth planning.™” Our comprehensive financial strategy approach includes an analysis of where you are, where you want to go, and the steps to get there. We offer the following tailored services to meet each client’s particular wants and needs by combining our experience, loyalty, and financial knowledge with sophisticated technology.

  • personalized family wealth management including legacy and estate planning
  • individual and business financial management
  • individual and business retirement planning including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, 401K plans, IRAs, SEPs, and REITs
  • insurance management strategies (group health, personal life insurance, key person insurance, disability income insurance, Long Term Care)
  • tax reduction strategies

Our refreshing yet conservative financial strategy model builds confidence through educating our clients. Using consistent and diversified financial strategies allows our clients to feel good about their finances – and their lives – so they can have the freedom to focus on what’s truly important.

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    Reno Financial Planners
    May 10, 2013

    Like athletes testing their limits, the Standard & Poor’s 500 and the Dow Jones Industrials Indices both hit new highs last week. The S&P closed the week above the 1,600 level for the first time, while the Dow climbed above the 15,000 mark on Friday before closing lower. Strong corporate earnings, gains in the housing market, and good news from Europe helped support last week’s strong performance.

    Corporate earnings season – the period when companies’ managements tell shareholders how well the companies have performed during the previous quarter – is almost over. Seventy-two percent of the companies in the S&P 500 have beaten analysts’ expectations, according to information provided by FactSet and reported on MarketWatch.  Since 1994, about 63 percent of Continue reading →

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