You Can’t Get Along with Everybody and You Shouldn’t Try

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I’ve made it a priority to make sure someone is a good personality-and-values fit before I agree to take that person on as a client, no matter the size of his or her account – Mike Brady

You Can’t Get Along with Everybody, and You Shouldn’t Try

12/4/2015 – Compatibility with clients is a must-have, and Michael was interviewed for an advisor magazine called FinancialAdvisorIQ, sharing his thoughts on the importance of compatibility

What to Know Before Taking an Online Loan to Pay off Debt

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“It only makes sense to take a loan if it is cheaper than the debt you’re paying off” says Mike Brady, the founder and president of Generosity Wealth Management in Boulder, Colorado.

What to Know Before Taking an Online Loan to Pay off Debt

10/21/2015 – With the introduction of Online lenders, personal loans can be quicker to obtain than a bank loan.  But, is that wise?  Michael was asked his opinion in this article was had wide spread coverage, including the New York Times.

What Advisers Like and Fear in Trump’s Tax Plan

Investment News“I like the aspect of a lower rate that spurs growth,” said Michael Brady, president of Generosity Wealth Management. “But I don’t have enough data about his assumptions to know if that growth will actually be there.”

What Advisers Like and Fear in Trump’s Tax Plan

9/30/2015 – Most people agree the Income Tax Code could use some revisions, and with Donald Trump’s published plan, Michael was asked which aspects he likes and dislikes.

401(k) Plans are the New Piggy Bank. Don’t Tap Yours

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“At the end of the day, you are decreasing your savings for retirement,” says Michael Brady, founder of Generosity Wealth Management. “Yes, you are paying it back. But it would have been better if you could be adding to it.”

401(k) Plans are the New Piggy Bank. Don’t Tap Yours

9/29/2015 – Michael was interviewed and asked his opinion on borrowing from 401(k) plans.  Needless to say, he doesn’t think it’s a good idea

Borrowing Against 401k? It’s Often a Bad Idea to Tap Your Retirement Funds

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“At the end of the day, you are decreasing your savings for retirement,” says Michael Brady, founder of Generosity Wealth Management. “Yes, you are paying it back. But it would have been better if you could be adding to it.”

Borrowing Against 401k? It’s Often a Bad Idea to Tap Your Retirement

9/29/2015 – Michael gave his opinion on borrowing from your 401k, and that’s it’s a bad thing.