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Should I Change My Medicare Coverage During Open Enrollment?
Should I Change My Medicare Coverage During Open Enrollment?

When was the last time you reviewed your Medicare plan? This simple flowchart helps you decide if it’s time for a switch.

Social Security Adjustments and Investment Strategy
Social Security Adjustments and Investment Strategy

You’ve worked hard for your retirement—now make sure it works for you. Explore strategies to stay ahead of inflation and protect your income for years to come.

The Week in Review: November 3, 2025
The Week in Review: November 3, 2025

Two cuts in, but is the Fed tapping the brakes again? Powell’s latest remarks hint at a possible pause — here’s what it could mean for markets.

Health Insurance Tax Credits and the Government Shutdown: What to Know
Health Insurance Tax Credits and the Government Shutdown: What to Know

Even when the government shuts down, your coverage doesn’t have to. Discover how to protect your Marketplace plan and tax credits.

Will I Avoid Medicare Enrollment Penalties?
Will I Avoid Medicare Enrollment Penalties?

Medicare penalties can add up quickly if you miss key enrollment windows. Use this simple flowchart to see whether you qualify to avoid late enrollment costs — and ensure your coverage starts on time.

The Week in Review: October 27, 2025
The Week in Review: October 27, 2025

Gold’s meteoric rise has taken investors by surprise — soaring past $4,000 an ounce despite a stable dollar. What’s fueling the rally, and how long can it last?

What Issues Should I Consider With My Employer-Provided Benefits?
What Issues Should I Consider With My Employer-Provided Benefits?

Are you making the most of your employer-provided benefits? From retirement plans to medical coverage, life insurance to stock options — this quick checklist helps you uncover smart strategies, avoid costly oversights, and boost your financial well-being.

Understanding Market Volatility Amid Trade Tensions and Tariff Uncertainty
Understanding Market Volatility Amid Trade Tensions and Tariff Uncertainty

When headlines spark fear, perspective matters. Discover why market dips driven by trade disputes can be a long-term investor’s ally.

The Week in Review: October 20, 2025
The Week in Review: October 20, 2025

Is This Bull Market Just Getting Started? Since bottoming out in October 2022, the S&P 500 has surged 86%—making this one of the strongest three-year runs since WWII. How does it stack up against history's longest bull markets? What’s fueling the rise—and what could bring it to a halt? Let’s break it down.

Am I Eligible For Social Security Benefits As A Spouse?
Am I Eligible For Social Security Benefits As A Spouse?

Don’t leave benefits on the table! This easy-to-follow chart helps you determine if you’re eligible for Social Security as a spouse, divorced spouse, or caregiver.

The Week in Review: October 6, 2025
The Week in Review: October 6, 2025

Headlines scream “Shutdown!”—but the markets? Barely a shrug. Discover why investors focus on fundamentals, not Washington drama.

Managing Market Bubble Concerns in Today's Investment Environment
Managing Market Bubble Concerns in Today's Investment Environment

With markets at record highs and AI stocks surging, bubble fears are back. But history shows that chasing (or dodging) bubbles often distracts from what matters most—building long-term wealth. Are today’s conditions really a bubble, or just another chapter in the market cycle?

The Week in Review: September 29, 2025
The Week in Review: September 29, 2025

The Fed just cut rates for the first time this year—will history repeat itself? See how past rate cuts shaped the S&P 500, and what it could mean for markets now.

Understanding Dividend Investing in Today's Low-Yield Environment
Understanding Dividend Investing in Today's Low-Yield Environment

While today’s record markets and low yields may tempt investors to overlook dividends, history shows they’ve been a cornerstone of long-term returns. Here’s why dividends still matter—and how to strike the right balance in your portfolio.

Educating the Next Generation About Family Wealth Management
Educating the Next Generation About Family Wealth Management

With an estimated $124 trillion transferring to younger generations by 2048, families face a critical challenge: equipping heirs with the knowledge, values, and responsibility to manage wealth wisely.

The Week in Review: September 22, 2025
The Week in Review: September 22, 2025

After months of speculation, the Fed delivered a 25 bp rate cut. Why now, and what does it signal for inflation, jobs, and future policy?

What Important Issues Should I Consider Regarding Changes Made By The OBBBA?
What Important Issues Should I Consider Regarding Changes Made By The OBBBA?

Big tax law changes are coming in 2025—and they could impact everything from your charitable giving to buying a home or even your next car. Here’s what you need to know now to get ahead.

Qualified Charitable Distributions Are Now Easier to Report: What You Need to Know
Qualified Charitable Distributions Are Now Easier to Report: What You Need to Know

Giving from your IRA just got easier. With new IRS guidance and smarter tax software, reporting Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) is now simpler than ever—meaning retirees can support charities, satisfy RMDs, and lower taxes without the reporting headaches.

Business Exit Strategies on Your Terms
Business Exit Strategies on Your Terms

The most successful exits aren’t rushed—they’re intentional. With the right plan, you can maximize your business’s worth, protect your people, and step into the next chapter with confidence

The Week in Review: September 15, 2025
The Week in Review: September 15, 2025

The latest CPI may have cleared the way for a Fed cut — signaling a shift in the Fed’s playbook and what it means for you.

Should I Consider a Trust?
Should I Consider a Trust?

Thinking about estate planning but not sure if a trust is right for you? This simple flowchart helps you navigate key questions—like privacy, taxes, blended families, and special needs—to see whether a trust could help protect your assets and your loved ones.

What Bond Markets Are Telling Investors About Federal Reserve Policy
What Bond Markets Are Telling Investors About Federal Reserve Policy

With markets at record highs and the Fed signaling potential rate cuts, investor confidence is running strong. But what does Powell’s Jackson Hole message really mean for portfolios — and where are the opportunities in today’s bond and equity markets?

The Week in Review: September 8, 2025
The Week in Review: September 8, 2025

The latest jobs report shows hiring is cooling while health care leads the way. With unemployment edging higher, all eyes turn to the Fed—will they cut rates modestly, or make a bold move?

Building Investment Portfolios That Beat Inflation
Building Investment Portfolios That Beat Inflation

Inflation doesn’t always make headlines like a market crash, but its quiet erosion of purchasing power can be just as damaging. With prices staying sticky, what can investors do to protect their long-term financial security?

Client Question: What Should I Do With an Inherited IRA?
Client Question: What Should I Do With an Inherited IRA?

Inheriting an IRA can be both a gift and a challenge. With complex rules, tax traps, and important deadlines, knowing your next step is critical. This guide breaks down what kind of beneficiary you are, the choices available to you, and how to avoid costly mistakes—so you can honor your inheritance while protecting your financial future.

The Week in Review: September 2, 2025
The Week in Review: September 2, 2025

What do jobless claims reveal about the economy’s true health? Despite headline layoffs, initial claims remain low—signaling resilience even as hiring slows. In this week’s update, we break down what investors are watching in the labor market and why it matters now.

Where Should I Withdraw My Next Dollar From For Retirement Expenses?
Where Should I Withdraw My Next Dollar From For Retirement Expenses?

Your next retirement withdrawal isn’t just about covering today’s expenses—it’s about shaping your tax picture, protecting your future, and maximizing what you keep. Here’s how to get it right

Market Concentration and AI: Navigating Investment Opportunities While Managing Risk
Market Concentration and AI: Navigating Investment Opportunities While Managing Risk

Tech giants dominate today’s market—but history shows concentration comes with risk. Here’s how smart investors stay balanced.

The Week in Review: August 18, 2025
The Week in Review: August 18, 2025

July’s inflation data looked calm on the surface—but wholesale prices tell a different story. Are tariffs sending an early warning signal?

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Comparison Guide
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Comparison Guide

Big changes may be coming to your taxes, deductions, and credits in 2025 — see how the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ could impact your wallet.

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