When looking back on this year, we find ourselves thinking “Wow, a lot happened in 2016."

Here are a few things you should be doing now to save money.

23 days after the election the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 4.99% (as of December 1, 2016) and 13.03% year to date.

With Donald Trump as the President elect, there are a lot of questions on his proposed tax plan. We don’t know which changes will ultimately be adopted but thought it would be helpful to outline what is being considered, and if implemented how it could affect you.

2016’s presidential election next Tuesday, Brexit ramifications, oil price speculation, and interest rate uncertainty have investors scared. What should we do?

With the end of the year approaching, let’s get organized planning for taxes.

We are all aware of the “common” asset classes such as stocks, bonds and real estate. But what about your human capital?

Most people would argue that living in a digital world, with instant access to an endless stream of information has made us smarter and more self-empowered than past generations.

You think back fondly on college days--studying in the quad, late-night pizza, tailgating for the big football game, dorm living, tossing your graduation cap in the air...beyond the lifelong friends and the parties and fun, college helped you get to where you are today.