Featured Links
Listed below are links to web sites that may be of interest to you. Feel free to visit these web sites.
American Funds - America's second largest mutual fund family, with a wide spectrum of funds knownfor steady long term results, and low operating costs relative to itscompetitors.
ARIS Corporation - ARIS is a major wealth manager specializing in managing personal wealth from$250,000 to over $20 million. ARIS also is a third party administrator of 401(k)assets for hundreds of companies all over America
CNL Lifestyle REIT - A non-traded REIT occupying a unique space, ownership of regional and nationaltravel and leisure destinations: ski resorts, golf courses, waterparks, andother real estate used in American leisure time activities.
Fidelity Retirement Plans (participants only) - This is the Fidelity website for people who have a 401(k), 403(b), or 457(b)account through their employer, and held by Fidelity.
Oppenheimer Funds - A very popular family of retail mutual funds, with coverage in nearly allinvestment styles and locations. Also a major provider in the 529 plan market.
U.S. Debt Clock - A fascinating, real time depiction of the astounding levels of debt of state andfederal governments, and of the American public as well. Federal debt is brokendown to what component of government operations draws down tax and debt dollarsminute by minute.
Vanguard Funds and ETF's - Long the leader in indexed mutual funds, Vanguard has now offered ExchangeTraded Funds, and Actively Managed Funds. The company remains a low cost leaderin stock and bond investments for the individual investor. This product isavailable on the Cambridge platform as a managed investment. for a reasonablefee.
Wells Timberland REIT - A non-traded REIT that controls over 300,000 of prime timberland in theSoutheast. Wells sells its timber to regional mills whose primary productsinclude paper pulp, dimensional lumber, and fine hardwoods.
WisdomTree Fundamental ETFs - A large ETF provider with a unique methodology for weighting investments otherthan the traditional market-cap weighting, and with significantly differentresults.
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