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One survey found that 47% of current retirees had to retire earlier than they expected.¹
¹ Source: 2009 Retirement Confidence Survey, Employee Benefit Research Institute

Some of the best financial concepts are learned in small, bite-size pieces.

Our library of iMoney ideas is built on the concept that short lessons can teach a lot about personal finance. Click on one of the items below and watch a quick movie that will show a financial concept. Click on the iMoney with the and you'll get to add your own ideas to the movie.

Retirement Vision
Is your picture out of focus?

Inside an Annuity
Immediate or deferred: There's no right answer

The Latte Habit
How little things can add up over time

The $300,000 Baby
The price on your investment from cradle to college

Retirement Confidence
Does your confidence rise and fall with the stock market?

The Value of a Bond
How interest rate changes influence bond prices

You, Inc.
Would you invest in this company?

Which Bank Would You Go To?
Identifying potential risks in your financial strategy

The 75% Factor
How much money will you bring to retirement?

Personal financial consulting and continuous investment management are offered by FFP Wealth Management (FFP) a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). FFP offers financial advisory services to clients only after our SEC required Disclosure Statement (ADV Part II) is provided to prospective clients and upon completion and signing of our Advisory Agreement(s). This web page is neither an offer of service nor a recommendation of specific financial advice to any particular individual. Our SEC ADV Part II Disclosure Statement contains essential information about our qualifications, methods, fees and business practices. An investor should always obtain and read the ADV Part II when considering employing an investment advisor. You may request a copy of the FFP ADV Part II by e-mail.