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  1. March 9th, 2022 by Corinne Strohbach | Posted in Uncategorized |

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    Discover Your American Dream and Matson Money

    The American Dream and Matson Money We are well into 2022 and there have already been dramatic events that are impacting the markets as well as the world. While many know that Matson Money has a unique investment approach that integrates academic investing principles and behavioral science, some may wonder why they need Matson Money…

  2. January 14th, 2022 by Corinne Strohbach | Posted in Uncategorized |

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    In The Midst Of The Hype, Where Can Investors (And Advisors) Place Their Trust?

    Today, investors are influenced by the lure of do-it-yourself trading platforms and investing apps in addition to being inundated by sensationalized headlines in the media about must-buy stocks and hot trends such as crypto currency. In the midst of the hype, where can investors place their trust? Mark Matson was recently featured in a Q&A…

  3. December 29th, 2021 by Corinne Strohbach | Posted in Uncategorized |

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    What Can We Expect Looking To 2022?

    Looking ahead to 2022, some investors may be weary of what’s to come as inflation continues to threaten economic recovery. Meanwhile, bearish headlines may elevate their concerns as the Federal Reserve says they’ll raise rates three times next year, Joe Biden continues to press for passing of his high tax plan, and a once “gold…

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