Analysts forecast smaller gains for 1997

Article Abstract:

Analysts predict that the stock market will continue to gain in 1997 although at a slower pace than it had in 1996. The bond market, however, could lose ground, especially if interest rates rise. Favored sectors among money managers include technology companies, real estate, and financial services.

Forecasts and trends, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, United States economic conditions, Credit market, Credit markets

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Where there's a will...

Article Abstract:

Many family businesses fail to survive into the second generation because of poor estate planning. Without a will, more than half the worth of a typical estate goes to the Internal Revenue Service. Advice is provided to help owners of businesses develop a succession and an estate plan.

Methods, Planning, Cover Story, Estate planning, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses, Succession planning (Business)

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Time to buy bonds?

Article Abstract:

Bond prices are expected to climb in 1995 and they are an investment with little risk. Bonds are a good investment for those who want to have protected income growth or for those who want to diversify their portfolio.

Investments, Bonds, Bonds (Securities)

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