AXA Advisors

Financial Consultant

My name is Rob Rowling.  I would like to welcome you to my Web site. 

I joined the organization in 2002 as a financial professional, after graduating from Michigan State University.  In April of 2003, I obtained the designation of "Retirement Benefits Specialist" of tax sheltered plans.  I am dedicated to helping individuals build their financial futures.

My business focuses on retirement funding and financial strategies for both individuals and families.  I also provide retirement benefits services for several school districts across the State of Michigan. 

My wife and I live in Birmingham, Michigan.   
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Calculators

Tax-Deferred Savings

Compare the potential future value of tax-deferred investments to that of taxable investments.

College Funding

Use this calculator to estimate the cost of your child’s education, based on the variables you input.

Life Expectancy

Knowing your likely life expectancy is an important factor in making long-term financial plans.

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Newsletters

It's Not as Bad as You Think

Economic indicators, including GDP, are signaling continued growth, but consumer confidence is lower than it's been in years. Why do these figures seem to be moving in opposite directions?

What's Next for IPOs?

Only 10 companies went public on U.S. stock exchanges in the first quarter of 2008. Even if you never participate in an initial public offering, the IPO market can reveal a wealth of clues about the financial climate at home and abroad.

Take It Year by Year

The Federal Reserve has been cutting interest rates fast and deep. Although not all consumer rates are directly affected by the cuts, they highlight turmoil in the credit markets, rising inflation, and the possibility of slower economic growth.

Why Do Lower Prices Equal Higher Yields?

The price/yield relationship is rooted in the secondary bond market, where bonds may trade at a premium or discount of the par (or face) value.

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Market Watch

November 20, 2008 @ 08:09 AM

Dow Jones Industrials 7,997.28- 427.47
Dow Jones Utilities 353.82- 12.18
Nasdaq Composite 1,386.42- 96.85
S&P 500 806.58- 52.54
S&P Small-Cap 600 222.33- 18.18
Wilshire 5000 8,014.25- 550.75

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