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"In the future there will be more financial products, more companies selling those products, and greater complexities within those products than is imaginable. The single most important factor determining your ultimate level of financial success will be obtaining the services of an ethical and competent financial advisor as a guide."

Dorval & Chorne is an independent firm specializing in both financial planning for our individual clients and also custom designing and implementing employee financial education programs for mid to large employers.  We have created a system we call The Financial Success Process™ to help individuals reach their financial goals.  Through financial advisory agreements, Dorval & Chorne provides ongoing financial education for large employers in the Twin Cities area.  Call today to learn more about the unique services we offer!

                    
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Stalking the Mighty Consumer

Economists, traders, investors, and policymakers all take great interest in the financial health of consumers and what they may do next.

Home Equanimity

The contraction of the housing market has caused many people to take a second look at the way they view their homes.

Making Moves to the Money Market

Money market funds are mutual funds that invest solely in cash-equivalent assets that are categorized as low-risk, low-return investments.

The Land of Income Mobility

In America, just about anyone who is dissatisfied with his income has the opportunity to roll up his sleeves and move into a different income bracket.

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