October 2016 E-Newsletter
Check out our articles from our October 2016 Newsletter
Is A Financial Crisis Imminent?
Is a future financial crisis imminent? See what Bob has to say about “doomsday” and a future investment strategy.
Will Oil Prices Increase Again?
Oil has played a large part in our Texas economy. What does the recent oil boom & recession hold for the future?
Corporate Trustees & Estate Planning
Is inheritance always a blessing? Learn more about setting up your estate plan efficiently when it comes to your beneficiaries.
Your Family Legacy. Preserved.
CIS has collaborated with FamilyArc, an online family data history storage website, in order to better preserve your legacy!
Why Being A CIS Client is Pawesome!
See what advice, tips, and tricks Athena has to talk about this month when it comes to finance and Christian Financial Advisors!
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