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7 Tips for Smart Stock Investments
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

In the past 70 years, stocks have risen more than 1,000 fold. No one can say for certain when stocks will collectively rise or fall. This means there’s never a better time than the present to get in the investment game. But before you start putting your hard earned money into this risky game, there…

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SEC Publishes New Guidelines for Disclosing Cybersecurity Risks to Investors
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

Understanding Cybersecurity Risks In today’s digital age, the use of technology to facilitate investments has become largely commonplace. We can see many examples of how investing has moved to the cyber-realm from online investing platforms to robo-advisers. While this has greatly empowered investors to take more direct control over their investment strategy, it has also…

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How to Recover from a Major Stock Market Loss
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

While 90% of investors lose money on the stock market, it doesn’t mean that many people lose money forever. The stock market is cyclical and if you buy at the wrong time, you could immediately lose money. Some people take this stock market loss to heart and withdraw their investment. Others stay in the game…

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Wells Fargo’s Wealth-Management Business Under Scrutiny
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Industry watchdogs turn their focus on Wells’ wealth-management services It seems that we may not have yet seen the end of the Wells Fargo accounts scandal. The Justice Department has taken an increased interest in Wells Fargo’s wealth-management unit following whistle-blower claims that the bank’s wealth-management customers have been affected. According to a Wall Street…

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Fair Lending Enforcement Roll-Backs at CFPB Could be Sign of Changing Times
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

Could this be the beginning of the end of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as we know it? This month The Trump administration, through acting CFPB Director Mick Mulvaney, announced sizeable restrictions to CFPB’s enforcement and day-to-day oversight of the financial industry’s fair lending practices. The move comes shortly after Mulvaney was installed as Acting…

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My Big Co(i)n: Cryptocurrency Scams Play on Same Old Tricks
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

Bitcoin – Big Coin – Bitcoin – Big Coin… Read that over a few times. Are those two words beginning to sound similar? That’s what the founders of My Big Coin, Inc. were hoping when they created their cryptocurrency investment offering. The Nevada-based company has been accused of defrauding investors hoping to cash-in on the…

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Regulators’ Concerns Grow Amid Cryptocurrency Investing Boom
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

“Cryptocurrency”, “blockchain” These are the buzz words among investors as we head into 2018. Building on the success and popularity of Bitcoin – which seems to be hitting new record highs every week – has caused a stir among investors, and it’s getting the attention of businesses. As investors look to find out how they…

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Top Investor Tips for 2017
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

Investor Tips: A Year in Review With a new year upon us, we thought we’d look back at the most popular questions investors have been asking over the past year. Here are the most popular investor tips for 2017: Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) ICOs made a big splash in 2017. With the Bitcoin boom and…

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To Buy or To Sell? Why Investors Should Take Stock Ratings with a Grain of Salt
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

Stock ratings are offered by many investment banking groups as a simple way for investors to judge the value of a stock or security. In addition to rating a value of a security, stock ratings typically provide an answer to the question all investors ask: Is it time to buy or sell? In the case…

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Saving for College: FAQs About Opening a 529 Account
Savage Villoch Law, PLLC

With another new year just around the corner, you may be thinking about financial planning as a part of your New Year’s resolutions. For those of you with a newborns or young children in the family, you may be thinking about opening a college savings plan. A 529 account can be a great way for…

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