
A Market High!!!!! Should YOU Jump In?
The market seemed to love the first quarter… as it’s loved many before. Does that mean the party will continue? It might be best to
The market seemed to love the first quarter… as it’s loved many before. Does that mean the party will continue? It might be best to
Retirement plannning doesn’t seem as easy as it used to be. During the 1990s, everyone assumed that markets only went up and double-digit returns were accepted by many as normal.
Longevity riskis getting a lot of attention these days, particularly with many of us living in the ‘sandwich generation’ – taking care of both elderly
Financial planning is about preserving purchasing power for retirement and beyond. It may not be as easy as it looks, especially for those close to
“Money may not be too important to you, pal; but, to me, it ranks right up there with oxygen. Ruth Gordon Former Actress It’s a
Inflation is like glaucoma. You can’t see it on a day-to-day basis, but the erosion of purchasing power is still there. Do you remember when
You guessed it: It depends. You can ask ten people and get ten different opinions about this issue; but, after more than twenty years in
Higher Tax Rates You probably know we now have a new restored 39.6% top marginal tax bracket for high earners. Those people will also be
You’ve seen the commercials with celebrities touting reverse mortgages; ever wonder what they are? Actually, they are just what they sound like: It’s a loan;
Could it be? Apparently, according to the 2012 Fidelity Millionaire Outlook Study. They found a rather large gap between what women and men look for
While the Fed continues to target a 2.0% inflation rate, headwinds in the form of inflation pressures from worker shortages, tariffs, and foreign conflicts are coming at a time as America approaches a historic demographic milestone – a record number of individuals turning 65 this year.
Back in the 1990s, taxes and fiduciary standards weren’t talked about. The financial headlines were dominated by star fund managers and double-digit growth stories. Financial talk shows and glossy magazines alike obsessed over who was “beating the market.” The mantra was simple: accumulate assets. That was the measure of success.