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What the President Can Learn from Business Executives - FOX Business News 11/13/2012
Worrying about the fiscal cliff, and the impending consequences if a deal isn’t reached preoccupies businesses, said Ty J. Young, president and CEO of investment company Ty J. Young, Inc. "Not knowing makes you defensive, which means you can’t play offense".
Fears of a new recession growing as economic problems persist - AARP 8/10/2011
"I'm not so sure we're out of the last recession," says Ty J. Young, a wealth adviser who heads an Atlanta firm that bears his name. "The reality is, people on the street don't feel like we're in a recovery. They're saving more money and spending less, and that means they think we're in a recession as well."
In spite of angst, market saw gains in 2010 - WCF Courier 1/1/2011
What was the most important lesson from 2010? According to Ty Young, president and CEO of Atlanta-based financial advisory firm Ty J. Young Inc., it was that consumers had to pay more attention than ever to their assets.
Economic Stakes are high as Georgia enters 2011 - AJC 1/1/2011
Ty Young, president of Ty J. Young Inc., a financial adviser firm, said he bases his advice these days on the expectation that the recovery will be bumpy and long. Young recommends that clients put their money in investments that are immune from interest rate gyrations and cushioned against a herky-jerky economy.
Tips for making year-end estate planning decisions - The Faster Times 12/18/2010
Congressional action, or inaction I should say, makes some of the more fundamental estate planning a guessing game. Therefore, some of these tips are subject to the whim of your local Congressman. Here’s some items to watch for as 2010 comes to a close:
Originally posted in the Mortgage Bankers Association monthly newsletter
As if the housing bubble which burst in late 2007 was not enough; if the collapse of major investment banking firms tied to securities backed by real estate was not further proof; then the most recent crisis evolving in the mortgage industry should provide the proverbial nail in the coffin.
Consumers Lose Again - AJC 10/3/2010
Ronald Reagan had a funny line while on the campaign trail -- he used to say "the 10 most feared words in the English vocabulary are: I'm from the government, and I am here to help."
Where Real Estate Is Rocking Again REIT ETF's - Daily Finance 9/28/2010
Why are they attractive? "Tax efficiency, liquidity, compund interest. If you don't have $140,000 to buy that condo and start renting it out, you can find an REIT ETF satarting probably at $50," says Ty J. Young.
Maximizing Success Without Enforcing Minimums - Financial Advisor 9/2/2010
"You see these advisors in their nicely pressed suits saying, 'I only take clients with $500,000.' All that is doing is limiting their business," says Ty J. Young, an Atlanta advisor with his own wealth-management firm.
As BP Staggers, Pension Funds Skid - New York Times 6/18/2010
“Those profits have just spilled into the Gulf of Mexico,” said Ty J. Young, president of an investment advisory firm in Georgia.
