Drew Creekmur, MSPFP

Drew Creekmur, MSPFP
Drew Creekmur joined Creekmur Wealth Advisors in 2014 after completing his bachelor’s degree in business administration and finance at Colorado Christian University in Denver, Colorado. He has also completed his master’s degree in financial planning from Kansas State University Graduate School. As a wealth advisor, Drew serves our clients throughout the financial planning and implementation process.
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Why do I need to know my Risk Number?

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 9:00 AM on March 4, 2021

Today we’re taking a look at the important topic of Risk in your investment portfolio. What do you need to know about investment risk?  How can you be sure that you have the right amount of risk in your portfolio?

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Topics: Investments and risk, tolerating risk

Frothy, Bubbly Stocks

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 5:01 PM on September 8, 2020

Frothy, Bubbly, Foamy. . . and we're not talking about cappuccino!

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Topics: Financial Planning, Investments, market volatility, Planning, Stock Market

Is it Time to Buy? Thoughts on Investing in a Market Like This

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 9:00 AM on August 4, 2020

Markets are going CRAZY - should I invest?

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Topics: Financial Planning, Investments, Planning, saving and investing

Too Much Noise in the News?

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 1:55 PM on July 28, 2020

Cut through the noise with our Financial News Breakdown

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Topics: Financial Planning, Investments, Planning, saving and investing

What is Social Media saying about the companies we're watching now?

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 3:38 PM on July 21, 2020

Social Media - Whether you hate it or use it daily - it can tell us a lot about the companies we are watching now.

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Topics: Financial Planning, Investments, Planning, saving and investing

Upcoming News Driving Markets

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 1:49 PM on July 14, 2020

Critical Topics

Financial & Economic Items We're Tracking Now!

 

Of course, no single investor ever knows with absolute certainty where markets and the economy are heading, but learning how to analyze various information points is critical to long-term success as an investor. In this week’s flash briefing we will dive into the top four items we are tracking in an effort to further provide clarity to where markets and the economy may be heading.

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Topics: Financial Planning, Investments, Planning, saving and investing

Weekly Flash Briefing 07/07/2020

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 11:07 AM on July 7, 2020

3 Lessons Learned from a Crazy Year!

As I was watching fireworks over the weekend, I got to thinking about how much we have already experienced so far in 2020. The list of events is truly incredibly to review, in part because many of these events would have been massive in any random year and I had almost forgot that some of these things had even happened (here is a complete list of the items that occurred through just April!):

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Topics: Financial Planning, Investments, long term objectives, Planning, Retirement, saving and investing, Lessons Learned

Weekly Flash Briefing 06/30/2020

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 4:25 PM on June 30, 2020

How to Navigate your Employer Sponsored Retirement plan

"My employer provides a Retirement Plan (401(k), 403(b), 457, SIMPLE IRA, etc.), but I don't understand it at all!"

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Topics: 401k, 403(b), Financial Planning, Investments, long term objectives, Planning, Retirement, Roth 401k vs 401k, saving and investing

Weekly Flash Briefing 06/09/2020

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 3:01 PM on June 9, 2020

Inside scoop

Does Investor Behavior Impact the Stock Market?

Earning and then saving enough funds to invest is the first & most difficult step to growing wealth & achieving your financial goals. But, after investing your hard-earned money, it is crucial to  continue learning how your actions and emotions effect your potential returns. Over the years of working with individual investors we have found that emotions and biases can cloud one’s ability to make well-balanced investment decisions. In recent months we have seen the impact of emotion driven decisions, rather than thoughtful, goals-based decisions. With that in mind here are two "rules" that we would encourage you to follow with your investment decisions.

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Topics: Why is my portfolio not performing?, Financial Planning, Investments, long term objectives, Planning, saving and investing, Stock Market

Weekly Flash Briefing 06/03/2020

Posted by Drew Creekmur, MSPFP on 4:25 PM on June 3, 2020

Market News

Monthly Market Update: Looking back - Looking forward

This year has been a roller coaster in every sense of the phrase, and when we take a roller coaster ride it can be hard to know where you are and where you're going! So, let's take a few minutes  to recap where the stock market is today and what  economic & market items we need to be aware of. This "look back - look forward" method helps ensure that we have the correct expectations and plan in place to maximize potential results.

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Topics: Why is my portfolio not performing?, Financial Planning, Investments, Planning, saving and investing, Stock Market

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