Golf & Your Money Video Vignettes

It's the swing that matters.

Financially, we spend most of our time making money, but little to no time learning to master the use of it.

Ask any professional and they'll quickly tell you that the most valuable club in their bag is their putter.

Taking unnecessary risk can lead to disappointment, which can affect future shots.

It's tempting to take unnecessary risk hoping to clear the hazards, only to find ourselves in the middle of a bunker.

There is a very unique relationship between a player and their caddie.

Don't let someone talk you into something that may be working for them but makes you feel uncomfortable.  Find what works best for you.

Financially, what do the financial institutions deliver?

If you're going to increase your chances for par, you're going to have to develop a good short game.

Playing from the wrong set of tees can ruin a round of golf and leave you frustrated for days.

You can not overlook the value of developing your skills around the green.

It's almost impossible to know what kind of golfer you are if you do not keep score and if you do not count every shot.

Investing in things that we know little or nothing about can set us up for a financial round of frustration and disappointment.

It makes perfect sense to plan the course of attack before one ever begins to play, however very few have a well thought-out financial picture of where they want to be and, more importantly, what it's going to take to get there.

The difference is control.

Financially speaking, we have to be ready for change... and expect it.

Getting your swing back financially may not be as serious as getting out of the products you have and looking for new ones.

Keeping the ball in play can mean all the difference in success and failure.