Sheridan Road Financial, an investment adviser specializing in middle-market corporate retirement plans, has hired Tina Wisialowski as a Managing Director.
The company provides corporate retirement and executive benefit services to middle market companies, as well as, wealth management services to individuals, families, endowments, and trusts. For more information, visit www.sheridanroad.com.
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In addition, 51% want to save for a financial emergency,
such as a job loss or loss of a spouse, 51% plan to reduce spending, and
47% resolve to reduce debt such as credit cards, mortgages, or
education loans. Survey respondents plan to make these financial
resolutions despite the fact that more than half (52%) said there is
still too much volatility and uncertainty in the market to predict what
2012 will hold.
However, financial actions did not top the list of
resolutions cited. The vast majority (89%) of respondents plan to make
at least one personal resolution in 2012, the two most common being
“have more fun” (66%) and “relax and reduce stress” (65%).
When asked what the government’s resolutions for the new year
should be, respondents cited job creation (22%), reduce spending (16%),
and ending the war in Afghanistan (14%).Forty percent of respondents would
give their elected officials an “F” for how they handled the economy in
2011.
“It’s been a roller coaster year for the economy, and that
unpredictability has had an impact on everyone,” said Stuart Rubinstein,
managing director of client engagement at TD Ameritrade. “While making time to relax and de-stress is important, it’s
good to see that people understand that despite economic uncertainty,
it’s just as important to keep pursuing your long-term financial goals.”