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A Short Guide to Elections and the Markets
A Short Guide to Elections and the Markets It’s that time again! Every four years, Americans take a few minutes out of their day to choose the next President of the United States. Under normal circumstances, voting is a simple, uncomplicated act — but the months...
The Role of AI Investing in Financial Planning
As investors navigate the dynamic landscape of the financial markets, they find themselves at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and traditional expertise. The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data-driven solutions has undoubtedly revolutionized the...
Understanding Todays Private Health Insurance
In the complex landscape of healthcare coverage, individuals often find themselves navigating the options of private and public health insurance. While public plans, such as Medicare and Medicaid, are funded and administered by the government, private health insurance...
Navigating the 2024 Bond Markets
A Resilient U.S. Economy Faces Uncertainties. The close of 2023 witnessed an intense rally in the bond markets, spurred by a resilient U.S. economy and a cooling inflationary environment. The fluctuations in the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury throughout the past...
Should You Refinance Your Student Loans?
As the burden of student loans continues to weigh on the shoulders of many, the prospect of refinancing has become increasingly attractive. For some borrowers, it's a beacon of hope promising lower interest rates and more manageable monthly payments. However, before...
Tips to Navigating Gen Zs Economic Challenges
As the world evolves, so too do the challenges faced by the younger generations entering the workforce. Over the last year, nearly four in 10 Gen Z individuals have found themselves grappling with financial setbacks, according to recent surveys. This has led to a...
Estate Planning & Business Transition Checklist
The end of the year serves as a natural checkpoint for many financial and personal processes, and with the arrival of the final months of 2023, proactive preparation becomes essential. Whether you are an individual looking to optimize your estate planning or a...
Planning to Bridge the Retirement Savings Gap
The prospect of retirement is a time that many look forward to, envisioning a period of relaxation and enjoyment after years of hard work. However, a recent report from the Congressional Research Service has shed light on a concerning reality: a significant majority...
Retirement Planning: Do We Stay or Do We Go?
As we sail into the golden years, the familiar shores of our longstanding homes beckon with the comfort of decades' worth of cherished memories. Yet, the winds of change carry whispers of continuing care communities, offering a different kind of allure with promises...
Early Retirement Planning and Social Security
Early retirees receive lower monthly Social Security benefits than older retirees, but this may not mean they receive less. What can this mean for you in your retirement planning? If you retire between the ages of 62 and 65, your full benefit is reduced by five-ninths...