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February 2010
January 2010
- Understanding Preferred Stocks
- Weekly Economic Update for January 25, 2010
- The Decade in Review
- Weekly Economic Update for January 18, 2010
- Weekly Economic Update for January 11, 2010
- Capital Associates: 2009 In Review
- Quarterly Economic Update for 4Q 2009
- Monthly Economic Update for January, 2010
- Some Financial New Year's Resolutions
- Weekly Economic Update for January 4, 2010
- How & When to Sign Up for Medicare
December 2009
- Tax Alert: Plan to Take Advantage of 2010
- Options for Taking Money Out of a Roth IRA
- The DCA Way: Dollar Cost Averaging
- Safety Tips for Online Shopping
- Monthly Economic Update for December, 2009
November 2009
- Should Something Replace the 401(K)?
- Year-End Financial Moves To Think About
- When Will Interest Rates Rise?
- Extended Homebuyer Credits & Jobless Benefits
- Monthly Economic Update for November, 2009
- November is Long Term Care Awareness Month
October 2009
- No SSI Increase for 2010
- Is America Prepared To Retire?
- Quarterly Economic Update for 3Q 2009
- Breaking Bad Money Habits
- Monthly Economic Update for October, 2009
September 2009
- What Do Your Children Know About Building Wealth?
- La La Land
- What to Look for in a Financial Advisor
- Monthly Economic Update for September, 2009
August 2009
- Corporate Profits Improve
- The Recession is Over! Long Live The Recession!
- Clearing Up the Health Care Debate
- Getting A Mortgage Today
- Monthly Economic Update for August, 2009
- America Delays Retirement
July 2009
- Cash For Clunkers
- Could Small Business Cope With Mandatory Health Insurance?
- Same Old Song, With A Different Meaning
- Coping With A Layoff
- Quarterly Economic Update for 2Q 2009
- Monthly Economic Update for July, 2009
June 2009
- Health Care Reform
- Roth IRA Conversions for 2010
- GM Bankruptcy
- Obama's Plan to Overhaul the Financial System
- The Best and the Brightest
May 2009
April 2009
Rising Tide, Inc. is a State of North Carolina Registered Investment Advisory Firm. Founded in 1993, the business has served hundreds of clients with millions of dollars in investment and insurance products. Rising Tide uses an asset allocation model based on risk, reward and time frame analysis.
Rising Tide specializes in working with university faculty and staff. Rising Tide is authorized to provide investment management services for TIAA-CREF and Fidelity Investments, specifically for the University of North Carolina system Optional Retirement Program (ORP) and 403-B voluntary assets. Charles Schwab and Company, Inc. also serves as custodian for many client assets.
Rising Tide is neither directly affiliated with any university, nor compensated by any university vendor. This independence allows for objective and unbiased advice, which we believe is absolutely essential to providing financial management services with integrity.


