Retirement 101: Planning for FV=PV(1+i)t3
So the title (Retirement 101: Planning for FV=PV(1+i)t3) of my article is a bit odd, you say? Maybe it is to you, but it most certainly shouldn’t be to a professional financial advisor. I find it curious how so many advisors all across the country fail to solve for FV. What is FV, you ask? It represents “Future Value” (as in, the future value of your money) of course. Why is factoring inflation so important to the hard-earned asset base that you have accumulated to...
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