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What the OBBB tax law means for you — and how to make the most of 2025 and beyond
The new law brings clarity, new deductions, and time-sensitive opportunities.
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How Upbringing Shapes Your Money Mindset
Your investment strategy might have less to do with market data and more to do with the dinner table you grew up around. The way you think about money, the risks you take, the risks you avoid, often trace back to lessons you didn’t even know you were learning as a kid. Scarcity vs. Abundance…
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The 7 Wonders of Your Own Town
You don’t have to go far to discover something new. In fact, some of the most interesting experiences are often right in your own backyard. Exploring your community can strengthen connections, spark curiosity, and create memories without the cost or hassle of travel. Here are seven ways to start: 1. Seek out the landmarksVisit the…
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Defining Your Money Values
Understanding your money values helps to ensure that your financial decisions align with what matters most to you and your family. These values serve as a foundation for making consistent, purpose-driven choices, while reducing financial stress and potential arguments. For instance, prioritizing education might mean setting aside funds for college rather than opting for an…
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Get Artsy in Retirement
Retirement marks a new chapter, offering the perfect opportunity to explore passions that may have been set aside during earlier life stages. Engaging in the arts is more than just a way to fill your schedule–it provides a wide variety of benefits that are important as we age. Creativity challenges the brain, enhancing memory and…
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Stay on Course: Prepare to Steer Through Volatility
Read how to insulate portfolios from market dislocations and identify less-obvious investments in mega-themes. Plus insights on how elections impact markets.
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Are You Prepared for a Long Retirement?
The good news? Retirees are living longer. The bad news? Many aren’t planning for it financially. Life expectancy is a key piece of retirement planning. After all, you’ll need to estimate your lifespan to determine how much money you’ll need to retire comfortably. Many pre-retirees speculate on this figure or overlook it entirely. So, how…