Content provided by Scott Kubie, CFA, CLS Chief Strategist Scott Kubie, his wife Cherie and son Raef, outside the Tower of London. The Kubies have now been to Europe. Thanks to a sabbatical benefit, my family and I were able to take a 10-day trip to Europe in late June and early July. While the… Continue reading Investing in Europe: The Kubie Family Vacation
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The 13-Year-Old Investor
Content provided by Robyn Murray, Freelance Writer When Grant Engelbart was 13 years old, he invested in his first mutual fund. He’d saved up his Christmas money every year until he had $500 – the minimum needed to purchase the fund. “I remember that distinctly,” Engelbart says, as he rattles off the fund’s ticker number.… Continue reading The 13-Year-Old Investor
Time Investments
Content provided by Sierra Morris-Fuchs, CLS Investment Research Analyst Figuring out how to spend your money can be difficult. If you are like me, even a decision as simple as where to go for dinner can turn into a lengthy quest of nearby restaurants, researching menus for plates and prices, and making a persuasive argument… Continue reading Time Investments
Globetrotter
Content provided by Robyn Murray, Freelance Writer Joe Smith had two days to move across the country and settle in a new city. He graduated from Carnegie Mellon’s Tepper School of Business in Pittsburg on May 16 and started a new job at CLS in Omaha on May 18. “I’m going at a… Continue reading Globetrotter
Rocky Mountain Roads
Content provided by Robyn Murray, Freelance Writer Bruce Bischoff has always been on the move. His first few years of life were glimpses of places – an Air Force base in Sacramento, an apartment building in Maryland. His father was a military man who worked at the Pentagon while the family was in Maryland. Bischoff… Continue reading Rocky Mountain Roads
Keeping Clients Invested
Content provided by J.J. Schenkelberg, CFA, CLS Senior Portfolio Manager We all know “the market” (stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, etc.) is where we should invest our money for the best opportunity to grow funds for future needs. We also know the more risk we take, the more return opportunity there can be. So, why… Continue reading Keeping Clients Invested
Small Town Values in the Big World of Finance
Content provided by Robyn Murray, Freelance Writer Case Eichenberger grew up in a small, rural village of 223 people in southeast Nebraska. Each day, his father drove him nine miles over country roads to a nearby town where he went to school in the same red brick building from first grade through graduation. In a… Continue reading Small Town Values in the Big World of Finance
Lessons from Berkshire Hathaway
Content provided by Rusty Vanneman, CFA, CLS Chief Investment Officer To many people, the first Saturday in May is one of the highlights of the sporting calendar: the Kentucky Derby. To many investors, however, the first Saturday in May is the highlight of the year: the Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) shareholder meeting (do note, however, that… Continue reading Lessons from Berkshire Hathaway
CLS Simplification Flows to Paperwork
Content provided by Michele Prell, CLS New Business Manager By now, I’m sure most of you have heard about CLS’s simplification movement. I’m here to give you an overview of how this change has allowed us to update and simplify our CLS paperwork. Client Profile First, let’s take a look at the Client Profile form.… Continue reading CLS Simplification Flows to Paperwork
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