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7067 East Genesee Street
Fayetteville, New York 13066
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About
Hansen’s Advisory Services, Inc. can help you define and meet your financial goals, no matter how lofty or modest they may be. From establishing a retirement plan to defining and planning your financial legacy, Hansen’s Advisory Services, Inc. has the experience and integrity to be your financial partner. We strive to meet the needs of […]
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Through focused holistic planning and sustainable investing, Hansen’s Advisory Services, Inc. strives to meet the needs of all clients through care and concern for the unique circumstances an individual or organization presents. With whatever amount of money you have, you probably want to maximize the growth of that money as much as possible and […]
The Team
Susan Hansen, Registered Principal, CFP, CLU, AIF, AEP sue@hansensadvisory.com Susan S. Hansen, a Certified Financial Planner, Accredited Investment Fiduciary, Accredited Estate Planner and Chartered Life Underwriter, has been in the financial planning field since 1985. Sue is the owner of Hansen’s
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Investing in Women
Numerous studies have shown the connection between greater board and management diversity and improved financial performance. Studies indicate that diverse leadership teams suffer from less groupthink, are associated with higher returns on equity, lower risk, greater client focus, greater long-term orientation, greater innovation, and even lower gender pay disparities. Specifically, when women are on the board of directors or in a leadership role, the discussion is richer, the decision-making...
Taking Buying Local to the Next Step−Creating Local Currency
Buy Local campaigns have been common the past few years, but now some communities are taking this a step farther and creating local currencies! Why a local currency? Scott Morris, the founder of Ithacash, a new local currency being launched in Ithaca, explains it this way: “A tourist comes into town and they have $100 and they shop in the commons. The $100 circulates three times and then leaves the community. But, if the tourist comes in, converts the $100 to Ithaca dollars, after the...
Lower Rates Leads to More Diversity
Lower interest rates encourage an increase in mortgage applications and other loans, which further increases the total debt of the nation. The lowering of interest rates in the 1990s stimulated the economy and thereby improved stock market returns. With the stock market debacle of 2000, the fed lowered interest rates even more. This protected the banks from losses or bankruptcy. This action was also meant to encourage speculation in both stocks and real estate. When savings are paying low...
