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Scott M. Kahan CFP® was recently interviewed by What To Do regarding the markets.

Scott M. Kahan was recently on a panel with Robert Powell for TheStreet's Retirement Daily. They discussed things to do with your financial plan and investment portfolio. 

What are the smartest ways to advise your financial clients in (or near) retirement during this extremely volatile market? 

It’s a new year, a new decade and a good time to get your financial house in order. Whether you do this on your own or with a financial adviser, a review of your finances and financial goals can keep you on track to meet your lifestyle expectations.

When should you start saving for college?

The day your child is born and you get a social security number. Considering the cost of a private college at sixty to seventy thousand dollars per year, the sooner you start the better.

How should a college savings plan fit in with an overall financial plan?

As September rolls around and school begins, no matter what age you are, it always feels like it is the beginning of a new year. It’s also a good time to review your finances and make any changes before the end of the year. Here are a few year-end things to consider:

In our second-annual Mid-Year Investment Review, Chappaqua’s Scott Kahan talks about Trump, trade wars & your portfolio with What To Do, Scott is a Certified Financial Planner and President of Financial Asset Management Corp, in New York City and Chappaqua.

Let’s start off with Morgan Stanley’s recent warning of a stock sell. Are we at a tipping point?

Scott Kahan’s Financial Road Trip: When it comes to mapping out your financial future you don’t want to be singing, “Do you know the way to San Jose” on the street corner. Scott Kahan, Certified Financial Planner and President of Financial Asset Management Corp. in NYC and Chappaqua, told us “developing a financial plan is like mapping out a trip – the final destination and all the stops on the way.”

What’s the first step in financial planning?

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It’s almost spring and now is the time to give your finances a “spring cleaning!”

With the stock market sell off and continued volatility after record highs, interest rate increases, new tax laws and the ongoing uncertainty as to what is going on in Washington, now is the time to organize. Here are a few quick things to address to get started.

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With US economic growth increasing and the S&P 500 at an all-time high what’s in store for investors in 2018? Last year, Certified Financial Planner and President of Financial Asset Management Corp. in Chappaqua and NYC, Scott Kahan told us there was reason for optimism and reason to curb your enthusiasm. Here’s what he told us this year.

What inning are we in on this long economic expansion?