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How to Have Family Conversations About Money
How to Have Family Conversations About Money

Money shapes our lives, yet many families avoid talking about it. Learn how open, honest conversations about finances can strengthen relationships, reduce stress, and build lasting security.

Gold and Silver: Current Portfolio Perspectives
Gold and Silver: Current Portfolio Perspectives

Gold and silver are making headlines with record-breaking rallies — but does that mean they belong in your portfolio? Before chasing the shine, take a closer look at how precious metals really fit into a long-term investment strategy.

The Week in Review: January 26, 2026
The Week in Review: January 26, 2026

Despite headlines about hiring slowdowns, layoffs remain near historic lows. What does this quiet strength in the labor market signal about the economy? A closer look reveals a surprisingly encouraging trend.

The Retirement Crisis No One Warns You About: Why Mattering May Matter Most
The Retirement Crisis No One Warns You About: Why Mattering May Matter Most

Let’s explore the hidden retirement risk no one plans for: the loss of identity, purpose, and feeling needed. Discover why “mattering” may be just as critical to a fulfilling retirement as money or health—and how to intentionally carry purpose into life after work.

Special Update: Venezuela, Oil, and the Impact on Portfolios
Special Update: Venezuela, Oil, and the Impact on Portfolios

A major geopolitical shock is making headlines—but what does it really mean for markets and your portfolio? A historical lens offers clarity amid the noise

The Week in Review: January 19, 2026
The Week in Review: January 19, 2026

What if the state of the economy could be spotted on a dinner plate? From restaurant tabs to inflation-adjusted sales, eating out offers a surprisingly clear signal of economic momentum — and right now, it’s telling a story of resilience and expansion despite the gloomy headlines.

Common Long-Term Care (LTC) Products
Common Long-Term Care (LTC) Products

The right long-term care solution depends on your goals, health, and balance sheet — these charts compare the leading options at a glance to help guide informed decisions.

 Common Scams Targeting Seniors — and How to Protect Yourself
Common Scams Targeting Seniors — and How to Protect Yourself

If it can happen to a West Point graduate and retired Lieutenant Colonel, it can happen to anyone. Learn the most common scams targeting older adults — and how to protect yourself and those you love.

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

Consumers feel uneasy, headlines stay gloomy — but the economy just delivered its best performance in two years. Let’s take a look at the latest GDP report that reveals why.

Circle of Gratitude
Circle of Gratitude

The space between intention and action often starts here—inside the circle of gratitude.

Five Behavioral Finance Resolutions for a Better Financial Year
Five Behavioral Finance Resolutions for a Better Financial Year

New year, new habits—especially when it comes to money. Before you resolve to save more or spend less, consider the behavioral shifts that can help you make smarter financial decisions all year long.

Fed Leadership Transition: What Investors Should Know About Interest Rate Policy
Fed Leadership Transition: What Investors Should Know About Interest Rate Policy

Fed leadership is poised for change, and markets are watching closely. Here’s what investors should understand about interest rates, policy shifts, and why perspective matters most.

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

Unemployment is ticking higher—but does it really signal a recession, or is something else reshaping the job market?

2026 Outlook: 7 Key Themes for Long-Term Investors
2026 Outlook: 7 Key Themes for Long-Term Investors

Markets are strong, headlines are loud, and nerves are creeping in. History suggests the biggest risk isn’t what investors fear—it’s how they react. Here are seven themes shaping the year ahead.

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

A quarter-point cut was expected. What surprised investors was Powell’s careful signal that the Fed may pause next—while keeping the door open if growth or jobs weaken. Stocks hit new highs. What’s the market really reacting to, and what could force the Fed’s hand next?

College Payment Strategies: Where Should the Money Come From?
College Payment Strategies: Where Should the Money Come From?

College costs can feel overwhelming—but the real question isn’t just how much, it’s how to pay. With smart planning, the right mix of savings, financial aid, and strategic withdrawals can make higher education far more affordable than the sticker price suggests. Here’s how to navigate your options with confidence.

3 Tax Planning Opportunities Before December 31
3 Tax Planning Opportunities Before December 31

As retirement approaches, the focus shifts from growing your nest egg to drawing from it wisely. With RMD deadlines, tax brackets, and charitable strategies all in play, even small decisions can have big financial consequences. This quick read breaks down what to know before December 31 — and how smart planning today can pay off for years to come.

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

Holiday shoppers came out roaring this year. Despite gloomy sentiment surveys, Americans clicked, tapped, and lined up in record numbers—turning Black Friday and Cyber Monday into a spending surge that defied expectations. But is all this holiday hustle overshadowing the season’s deeper meaning?

2026 Important Numbers
2026 Important Numbers

As the new year approaches, key tax and retirement limits are shifting again. Our 2026 Important Numbers guide brings all the must-know updates—clear, concise, and right at your fingertips—so you can plan with confidence and stay ahead of the curve.

10 Subtle Signs You Might Be Ready to Retire
10 Subtle Signs You Might Be Ready to Retire

Retirement rarely arrives with a lightning bolt—more often, it whispers. If you’ve been feeling subtle shifts in energy, purpose, or patience at work, these quiet cues may be pointing toward your next chapter.

Charitable Giving: Advanced Strategies for Year-End Planning
Charitable Giving: Advanced Strategies for Year-End Planning

’Tis the season for generosity—and smart planning. New tax rules and year-end deadlines make 2025 a pivotal moment to rethink how you give.

The Week in Review: December 1. 2025
The Week in Review: December 1. 2025

Shoppers keep swiping, but confidence keeps sinking. Here’s what’s driving the contradiction at the heart of the consumer economy.

Understanding Credit Market Risks and Maintaining Investment Perspective
Understanding Credit Market Risks and Maintaining Investment Perspective

Shadow banking is back in the spotlight — but is it a crisis or just noise? Here’s what long-term investors should really take away.

The Week in Review: November 17, 2025
The Week in Review: November 17, 2025

Despite the longest government shutdown on record, markets barely blinked. Here’s why investors stayed calm — and what it means for the road ahead.

Claiming Social Security: What’s a Break-Even?
Claiming Social Security: What’s a Break-Even?

Claim early or wait it out? Discover how understanding your Social Security “break-even” point can help you make the smartest call for your future.

The Week in Review: November 10, 2025
The Week in Review: November 10, 2025

The economy’s still got a heartbeat — even if the data monitor’s gone dark. Here’s what private-sector clues are telling investors about jobs, markets, and tech’s latest wobble.

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.

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