2016 Presidential Election: Predicting Markets, Election Results October 25, 2016 · Brian Lipton Many clients are concerned about how the upcoming election results might impact their portfolios. Markets, over the long-term, are mostly moved by fundamentals, economic outlook, and, for the time being... Read More →
News on your Retirement Nest Egg: Latest research refutes conventional thinking on withdrawals October 12, 2016 · Brad Foster So you’ve spent all of your working life diligently building up your nest egg in a tax-efficient manner by strategically allocating savings across a myriad of tax-favored and taxable investment accounts... Read More →
Tis the Season … for Year-End Giving October 11, 2016 · Kathleen A. McDermott I guess I should not have been shocked when I walked into a ‘big box’ store on October 1st and was visually assaulted by the significant display of December holiday decorations. Numerous yard... Read More →
Sound Planning Strategies for Those Who Didn’t Grow Up as Part of The Brady Bunch October 10, 2016 · Teresa Shawver Most anyone with access to television during the last 47 years is likely familiar with The Brady Bunch - a blended family of what seemed to be some of the happiest darn people in the world who always worked... Read More →
In Praise(?) of College Debt August 25, 2016 · Will W. Carter A Wall Street Journal blog post earlier this year cited a study which concluded that millennials who borrowed money to secure a college degree were more likely to achieve certain measures of financial success... Read More →
Your Investments: What Worked and What Didn't in 2Q2016 July 28, 2016 · Deborah A. Moses After enduring a relatively flat 2015, investors are experiencing a bumpy ride in 2016. Headline risk (the possibility that a news story will adversely affect a stock's price), caused a great deal of... Read More →