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New Year’s Financial Resolutions: Get Your Finances in Shape for 2022

Reshape your finances in the year ahead with these five resolutions. If you’re someone who likes to make resolutions on New Year’s Day, you already know how hard it is to stick to them. Here are five resolutions… Read More

Guide to Recessions: 9 Key Things You Need to Know

              You have likely heard the ‘R’ word several times recently. Many analysts, CEOs and investors believe the chances for a Recession next year are increasing. With all the chatter, now may… Read More

10 Tax Planning Tips for the End of the Year

  Tax planning between now and the end of the year can have a significant impact on how much tax you have to pay next April. Financial decisions you make between now and the end of the year… Read More

The Fleeting Free Lunch of an Inverted Yield Curve

Fixed Income is once again an attractive investment thanks to steep increases in the Federal Funds rates this year. Short term yields, however, have outpaced their longer-term counterparts, leading to what is know as an inverted yield curve…. Read More

Student of the Market

  Student of the Market (October 2022)

When will the Bear Market End?

  As stocks and bonds continue to tumble a week after the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike, investors are understandably asking how long this painful bear market will persist.

Can Midterm Elections Move Markets? 5 Charts to Watch

        In a year when soaring inflation, the war in Ukraine and a bear market have commanded headlines, the U.S. midterm elections risked becoming an afterthought. But now the election is coming back into focus…. Read More

5 Ways HSAs Can Help With Your Retirement

See how HSAs can be a tax-efficient part of your retirement planning. Key takeaways HSAs offer a number of benefits beyond spending for the short-term, such as saving for longer-term qualified medical expenses, including those in retirement. Because… Read More

Fed Chair Powell’s 1970s Lesson Casts Doubt on Quick Pivot

Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell, in his much-anticipated Jackson Hole, Wyo., speech, said Friday that policymakers can’t let their guard down too early, or they’ll risk letting high inflation become entrenched. After release of the transcript, the S&P… Read More

How a Financial Plan Helps You Endure Market Volatility

Although most investors remain constructive on markets over the long-term, periods of volatility–often the result of significant economic stress–are common. The best way to maintain perspective is to have a plan. Through planning, we can assess the effects… Read More