Now that I’m semi-retired, I’m on the prowl for rewarding activities to fill gaps of time in my days. Where can I contribute skills I’ve acquired over the years? Who wants to hear from this (gently) aging genius?
JP Morgan has released its latest stack of fascinating charts reflecting the current state of the economy and the stock market. We thought we'd share a few of our favorites.
Occasionally, we receive questions from clients about cryptocurrency. Clients either want to own some or ask if it should be included in their portfolio. We’re very consistent in our response, so we’ll share our thinking on the subject.
Admittedly, this has been a tumultuous year for investors. And when I say investors, I’m referring to anyone who invests hard-earned money into the stock market. Or the bond market. Or any other market you can name. But if we’re going to be honest with each other, what year hasn’t felt like a tumultuous year to be an investor?
JP Morgan has released its latest stack of fascinating charts reflecting the current state of the economy and the stock market. We thought we'd share a few of our favorites.
Summer’s here! Time for sunshine, cookouts, and pretending your lawn doesn’t need mowing every three days. But amid the fun, there’s one thing that often gets left out of the summer checklist: homeowners insurance.
The other day, I saw the UPS truck stop at the end of my driveway, so I opened the door to receive whatever was about to be delivered. I casually asked the driver how he was doing, and he replied, “Not so well.” The conversation then led us to politics, politicians, and policies.
Social Security is a topic we frequently discuss with clients. The two main points of discussion include at what age to begin collecting Social Security benefits and will there be any benefits left to collect? Let's dive in.
MDVIP is a national network of primary care physicians. In their "Living Well" blog, they discuss the importance of combating cognitive decline from an early age.
If you’re a parent, you may recall the first time your child used your own words against you. That’s the moment you knew just saying “Because I said so” would no longer get the response you wanted. From that day forward, you would have to use logic to get the preferred behavior from your children. (I’m aware I’ve omitted screaming, threats, bribery, and, in extreme cases, crying.)