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The latest with the stock market and what that means for your money

The market continues to fluctuate, and our finance expert has kept a close watch and has stayed on top of all the changes.

Certified financial planner and president of Shakiba Capital, Trevor Shakiba shares 5 tips to keep in mind, when it comes to your finances and the market.

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How to get the most out of your paycheck

Have you been managing your finances correctly when you get paid? Certified financial planner and president of Shakiba Capital, Trevor Shakiba shares money-saving tips to help stretch your pay check.

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Talking about your 401K

Certified Financial Planner Trevor Shakiba (Shakiba Capital) joins Fox 26 Houston to provide information about your 401K and the CARES act that allows for borrowing without the 10% penalty if you are over 59.5-years-old.

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5 simple steps to help you get started investing

New to investing? Check out these five simple tips from Trevor Shakiba!

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From The Blog

October 19, 2020

5 Do’s and Don’ts for Getting the Most Out of Your Paycheck

Friday is payday for many people. And like others who get a check at the end of the week, you might be thinking about buying a new TV or something else you want at the spur of the moment. Before you decide to blow your entire paycheck on the first day, you need to think about what you’re doing because you shouldn’t be so eager to spend it all without having a plan.
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October 5, 2020

Debunking 5 Common Retirement Myths

Do you think you’re prepared for retirement? Do you have enough savings to get you through your retirement years? Many people have false beliefs about this stage of their lives, which is why many people aren’t as prepared as they think. Here are five common retirement myths and the reasons why they’re not true.
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September 14, 2020

5 Truths About Your Finances No Matter Who Wins the 2020 Election

We have an election around the corner. And so far, we have seen a great deal of uncertainty. We have also seen increased volatility in the market. Some people worry about their finances during an election year, but there are some things that remain true even during these uncertain times. Here are five truths about your finances no matter who wins the 2020 election.
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