Knowing how best to invest your money is something almost everyone wants to know, that is why we turn to financial advisors. Financial advisors have the knowledge and understanding of financial terms and the “market.” Although you may turn to your advisor for guidance and assistance, it is important to educate yourself with specific questions to ask your advisor. Empowering yourself by asking simple, yet important questions is extremely crucial for your own personal financial knowledge. Steve suggests you ask the following questions:

1. What are the fees?
2. What is the taxable impact?
3. What is the short term and long term risk?

If you know the answers to those questions you’ll make sound decisions based on facts. A lot of people tend to make decisions based off of emotion or an article they just read in the paper, when they should be making decisions based on facts.

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Steve Sexton is a financial expert who personalizes each individual’s financial plan on their unique circumstances and goals. He has over 15 years experience in the financial services industry and holds multiple licenses and designations including being a Better Business Bureau member and a National Ethics Bureau Member.

If you would like to learn more about the financial planning provided by Sexton Advisory Group, securing your financial wealth and freedom, planning for your retirement or to reserve a spot in one of Sexton’s free financial workshops you can visit www.sextonadvisorygroup.com. Or you can reach the Sexton Advisory Group by contacting Steve Sexton at steve@sextonadvisorygroup.com or by calling 951-695-8810.

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Just off the lobby of the Hard Rock Hotel is the new Club 207. Pictures cannot capture the feeling. You are captivated by as you enter this newly renovated lounge.

Their latest creation at the three-year-old hotel, the Hard Rock incorporates the hip tradition of the first London establishment, old-western-decor, and edgy design.

Staying true to the “Old Town” days of San Diego, Club 207 hangs on to as much feel of the western days as it can. Wood columns stand approximately 12 ft high wrapping the booths to give the impression of a wooden barrel split in half. Dark wood beams form the lid of this modern venue just above the brick pillars styled with destruction.

The vaulted ceilings touch the sky and open the room as to extinguish any chance of a sultry feel. If you must, you can get some fresh downtown air, visiting the outdoor terrace.

From the entrance you notice the tomato red VIP sectionals at the other side of this mildly lit bar. These colorful sectionals stand out stealing attention from the room, with red crocodile blocks and grey shag carpet.

As you venture further the semicircle booths, encased in black leather, catch your eye. This is an ideal seat for those with a small entourage. Atop the tables lay quiet white candles below suspended crystal balls — all of which adding to the rock star vibe.

Centrally located, the bar attracts most of the attention with its white crocodile padded bar stools.

It is easy to see why Club 207 has become a hot spot in San Diego’s Gaslamp District. It’s a great place to catch a game, hang out with your friends and drink in the atmosphere.

270 @ Hard Rock Hotel
207 Fifth Avenue
Gaslamp Quarter
619.702.3000
www.hardrockhotelsd.com