Why Investors Are Running to the “Safety” of Stocks
Bond holders spooked by rising interest rates must remember the basic principles of successful long-term investing. Read more »
You’re Invited: Long-Term Care Seminar at the Park Avenue Club
The average life expectancy in the U.S. is longer than ever before. Do you have a plan for personal care? Join us to learn the facts about long-term care, and the role it plays in a well-rounded retirement plan. Read more »
Am I Paying Too Much For Life Insurance?
Most people overpay for life insurance. Here’s how to make sure you aren’t one of them. Read more »
It’s National 529 Day… What’s Your College Savings Plan?
Celebrating 529 plans on 5/29…. Get it? Read more »
What is the Best Online Financial Education Course?
In our humble opinion, we think it’s ours! If you are looking for a DIY financial plan, check out the Bodnar Financial Education Series. Read more »
The Florham Park Patch Profiles Bodnar Financial
The Patch profiled John Bodnar, CFP® to discuss financial tips, reasons to hire a financial planner, and why clients keep coming back to Bodnar Financial. Read more »
How Much Money Do I Need to Retire?
More than you think. Here’s why the 80% salary replacement rule is wrong. Read more »
Stock Market Debate: Should I Stay, Or Should I Go?
Just when you thought the stock market couldn’t climb any higher, President Trump addressed a joint session of Congress. What is happening? Read more »
Highlights from our Annual Valentine’s Day Senior Ladies Luncheon
Bodnar Financial Advisors, Inc. has proudly specialized in working with widows and single women for almost 30 years. Our annual Valentine’s Luncheon is one of our favorite events of the year, a simple thank-you to our widowed clients for putting their trust in us, and a fun way to let them know they’re in our Read more »
A Quick Tax Form Reminder
It’s not your imagination….. some of your tax forms haven’t arrived yet, and they haven’t gotten lost in the mail. When it comes to some of your accounts, February 16 (and in some instances March 1) is the new January 31. Read more »