Now, You Tell Us?

The major Wall Street firms are finally getting prudent with their approach. Some words from firms in annual addresses in 2003: Remember, all that glitters is not gold. Financial planning is a means to an end, not an end unto itself. Be the master of your finances, not the other way around. Investors should take a back-to-basics, goal-oriented approach that incorporates realistic expectations. Gee,

Feb 01, 2003

The major Wall Street firms are finally getting prudent with their approach. Some words from firms in annual addresses in 2003:

“Remember, all that glitters is not gold.”

“Financial planning is a means to an end, not an end unto itself.”

“Be the master of your finances, not the other way around.”

Investors should take a “back-to-basics, goal-oriented approach that incorporates realistic expectations.”

Gee, thanks.

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