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As a co-founder of Chappell, Mayfield & Associates, Charles assists countless individuals and businesses in achieving financial independence with appropriate insurance and financial products.
Charles launched his financial planning career as an agent at Prudential Financial in 1997, where he was a three-time Million Dollar Round Table member and a nominee to the first Prudential Field Advisory Council. Charles holds the CFP® designation, as well as the CLU and CLTC designations. He has a B.S. in Management from Georgia Tech. Just as Charles is committed to his clients' financial well-being, he also takes an avid interest in benefiting his community. He is Past President and current member of the Board of Directors of Jerusalem House, on the Board of Councilors at The Carter Center, and a member of the Peachtree Road United Methodist Church. At Prudential Financial, he served as chair of the Prudential Connection Atlanta Outreach Program. Charles has lived in Atlanta since 1992 and has a son Dylan Sort By: Date | Popularity
 Ounces versus Pounds: A look at sound preventive measures - The CarWhether it was your mother, father, teacher or friend...you have likely heard the phrase "an ounce of prevention is equal to a pound of cure". There are countless things that we can do to be prepared for whatever life should throw our way. Here are just a few things that make a ton of sense... He's making a list...maybe you should tooIf you should happen to catch a glimpse of Santa this holiday season...take a look at that big belt he is wearing. Chances are he has cinched that thing in a notch or two. Perhaps we should all approach this holiday season with fiscal responsibility in mind. Here are just a few thoughts about getting through the holidays without a whopping credit card bill waiting for you in 2010... Ounces versus Pounds: A look at sound preventive measures - The HomeWhether it was your mother, father, teacher or friend…you have likely heard the phrase “an ounce of prevention is equal to a pound of cure”. There are countless things that we can do to be prepared for whatever life should throw our way. Here are just a few things that make a ton of sense around the house... Fall Means Football- The Game PlanIt's fall, and that means football. During the first game of the season, the unexpected always lurks around each corner. It's the same in the world of stock market investing. Just as half-time of a game is a good time to assess and make adjustments, so too is now a good time to give your defense a rest, and make sure your offense is ready to take the field... Out with the Old, In with the New!This article makes a very interesting analogy between golf and investing. More specifically between Stewart Cink's victory over Tom Watson in the British Open and how alternative investments can improve upon the time-tested techniques of diversification and asset allocation. From Chasing Gold to Chasing your TailShould you chase the hottest mutual fund sectors to get the best returns? Are emerging market equities the place to be? This article discusses whether it makes more sense to maintain a diversified strategy. Are you ready for the Health Care Crisis? Part 3 - Final ThoughtsThis final part in the series on health care savings features big picture ideas on utilizing health care the right way, and avoiding costly mistakes and poor lifestyle habits that will cost you in the long run. Are you ready for the Health Care Crisis? Part 2 - The NetworkPart 2 of this series discusses ways to save premium dollars on your health insurance without losing health benefits. Specific information around HMOs, PPOs (Preferred Provider Organizations), and POS (Point of Service) plans give you news you can use. Are you ready for the Health Care Crisis? Part 1 - The PlanThis article discusses basics on how to save money on your health care coverage, and lays the foundation for additional ideas to come in parts 2 and 3. Topics in part 1 include co-pays, deductibles, co-insurance and drug benefits. Corporate Cuts: Don't be "Double-Dumb"This blog article talks discusses how people often react when/if their employer cuts or terminates their 401(k) match, and mentions that we should not act too impulsively, but instead keep a level-headed long-term approach to retirement savings. It references (and reinforces) a chart from American Funds on "time in the market".
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