Elections and the Stock Market: Much to Do About Nothing
It’s a presidential election year and with that comes the invariable stock market correlations seeking to predict election results or forecast the market’s direction.
Tax Planning 2016: Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late
What could you have done better in planning for 2015 taxes?
DOL Issues Final Fiduciary Rule
This week the Department of Labor (DOL) released its final, long-awaited, fiduciary rule meant to protect investors saving for retirement from conflicted financial advice.
5 Things the Easter Bunny Can Teach Us About Retirement
Democrat or Republican: Which is Better for My Portfolio?
A question asked of us every four years. Some initially argue Republicans are more business friendly while others argue the Democrats stimulate growth through spending. The answer may surprise you.
If You Have a Creepy Feeling You’re Being Watched it’s Because You Are
Why Does Pessimism Sound So Smart?
Three Reminders in Down Markets
Our Biggest Financial Challenges Are Often Self-Inflicted: Don't Be the Next "Victim"
In the first two weeks of the year we have had a market "freak out" based on issues most people don't understand outside of reading the headlines...
Make Your Financial Resolutions Stick
Now that we’ve closed on 2015, most of us are thinking about resolutions for 2016. The holidays are past and it’s time to get to work professionally and personally. Here are the top 10 New Years resolutions from last year.