11 Quotes by Roy Diliberto

Many people are not planning. Maybe they are saving some money, but how do they define what is enough. Most people would like to save more, so why aren't they saving more?

If we hadn't beat Cinnaminson before, maybe there would've been more pressure.

What matters is, number one, establishing a goal, number two, establishing a strategy that helps you reach those goals, and, number three, not changing that strategy based on the noise going on in the market, which is best left to the short-term trader.

Walking into a planner's office and saying you want to beat the S&P 500 (index) isn't a goal.

We are going to be remembered forever. That's pretty cool.

Beating the market is not a goal in my mind. Having enough money to retire and not running out of money, perhaps leaving a legacy or funding some charities; that is.

People spend first and save later and no one is successful doing it that way.

Once you get beyond the competency issue, you get into the area of personality. You're establishing what should be a long-term relationship.

You wouldn't just jump in your car and drive around until you got someplace.