Yahoo! Finance: The Fidato Group Announces Retirement Financial Planning Course, Sponsored by Highland Local School District
The Fidato Group announced a continuing education course, scheduled early next month, titled Retirement Planning TodayRetirement Planning Today®, which will be led by founder and CEO, Tony D’Amico and held at Highland High School, sponsored by The Highland Local School District. “Planning for your retirement has taken on a much greater importance as people live
The Fidato Group Announces Retirement Financial Planning Course at Lorain County Community College, Midpoint Campus Center
The Fidato Group announced an educational course later this month, titled Retirement Planning Today®, which will be led by founder and CEO, Tony D’Amico and held at Lorain County Community College, Midpoint Campus Center in Brunswick. “Planning for your retirement has taken on a much greater importance as people live longer and retire earlier. Many
Staying on Track for Life
In Staying on Track for Life, writer Arthur Vining reports that people today are living longer. According to the National Institute on Aging, the number of Americans age 65 or older is expected to double in the next 25 years. And they are increasingly needing professional help in managing their retirement options. This is the
Cleveland 19 News: The Fidato Group Promoting Holiday Cheer with “Adopt-a-Family for Christmas” Program
In The Fidato Group Promoting Holiday Cheer with “Adopt-a-Family for Christmas” Program, The Fidato Group today announced its sponsorship of the “Adopt-a-Family for Christmas “ program for the holidays, by teaming up for the second year in a row with clients and friends to help collect items to provide a local family with an extraordinary
Mortgage: Be aware of some things before Fed hikes interest rates
In Are Peer-to-Peer Comparison Tools the Answer to America’s Retirement Savings Crisis?, Tony D’Amico, CEO of the Fidato Group, says that the issue is that everyone’s situation is different. “There are so many variables that make a big difference in how much somebody needs to have saved for retirement. In my opinion, using peer-to-peer comparisons
Are Peer-to-Peer Comparison Tools the Answer to America’s Retirement Savings Crisis?
In Are Peer-to-Peer Comparison Tools the Answer to America’s Retirement Savings Crisis?, Tony D’Amico, CEO of the Fidato Group, says that the issue is that everyone’s situation is different. “There are so many variables that make a big difference in how much somebody needs to have saved for retirement. In my opinion, using peer-to-peer comparisons
CNBC: 4 Ways to Tap Your Home for Money in Retirement
The Fidato Group Founder and CEO, Tony D’Amico, offers expert advise to journalist Elizabeth MacBride for this piece on 4 ways to tap your home for money in retirement. “If you can use the equity in your home to fund a short-term or long-term plan to fund retirement, you should consider that,” said D’Amico.
Yahoo News: The Fidato Group Announces Course “Retirement Planning Today®” at Lorain County Community College
In The Fidato Group Announces Course “Retirement Planning Today®” at Lorain County Community College, The Fidato Group announced an educational course later this month, titled Retirement Planning Today®, which will be led by Founder and CEO, Tony D’Amico and held at Lorain County Community College in Elyria. The two-session course will be offered on two
National Financial Educators Council: Experts Offer Resources and Guidance for Building Personal Finance Skills
Journalist Traci Allan writes an article, Experts Offer Resources and Guidance for Building Personal Finance Skills, quoting Tony D’Amico, CEO of The Fidato Group in Strongsville, Ohio. D’Amico is quoted as saying that most people wait to seek out education for retirement planning until it’s on the horizon, and they often do not seek out
Financial Planning: How to Prepare Your Clients for Incapacity
In How to Prepare Your Clients for Incapacity, Tony D’Amico, CEO of The Fidato Group is quoted as saying, “I always educate my clients… and ask them to consider purchasing insurance or make plans to self-insure. Some financial plans can absorb a future hypothetical cost for long-term care. Others cannot.”
