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I’ve heard the saying that everyone’s an author, especially in today’s world of daily blogging. When I saw that you can get your writing analyzed to find what author you write like, I had to join in! When submitting two posts from this site, both a sponsored post and a non-sponsored post, I was told that I write in the style of:

I write like
Cory Doctorow

I Write Like by Mémoires, Mac journal software. Analyze your writing!

Since I did not know who this was, I had to look it up. Doctorow is a Canadian born sci-fi writer and notorious blogger. Some of my other blogs are apparently written in a different style, as those post submissions tagged me as other authors. If you want to analyze your writing style, just click the highlighted link in the box.

It seems as if everyone has been affected by the downturn in the economy. Even regular folks are considering the need for financial advisement. Investing may feel risky, but planning for a secure financial future is something most everyone desires. Finding a financial advisor may seem like a risk, in that you have to “spend money to save money”. But a true financial advisor is an investment in your financial future; s/he is going to be worth more than what you invest in him/her. On the Vaerdi Financial homepage I learned that there are advisors out there with the same perspective.

The advisors here base their financial planning on your personal goals. They base their plan on six steps, including relationship, evaluation, implementation, and monitoring. They like to think with an “old-fashioned” mindset, their commitment to the financial security of their clients. And they are “contemporary” enough to be able to build this relationship using today’s technology including online resources, which in itself is a money saving way to conduct business. This is not a one-time assessment, but an ongoing relationship. Because of this, they have implemented a variety of ways for collecting payment, from hourly rates, to monthly retainers, to yearly fee agreements. They also do not sell any investment products or insurance, helping to maintain lower costs to better aid in meeting their clients financial goals.