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The Federal Reserve (Fed) has made significant interest rate hikes in 2022 in an effort to combat record-high inflation. And analysts expect even more increases before the year is over. It is estimated the median federal funds rate...

The end of the year may be too late to make some key money moves.During the pandemic, many Americans struggled to maintain financial balance, let alone stay on track towards any retirement goals they may have had. According to a recent...

Are we experiencing a repeat of economic challenges from the 1970s?You have likely seen a lot of media coverage on inflation rates and the rollercoaster ride the markets have been on lately. It appears as though our economy is...

Managing risk is at the core of what we do for our clients. Portfolio design and management addresses the investor’s unique investment needs and yet also aligns with their specific risk tolerance.As investment managers, we...

Did you know that 70% of Americans fear outliving their money in retirement more than death itself?(1) You may not think about it while you’re working and getting a paycheck, but things will change fast when you have to survive...

The flood of federal pandemic-relief money was welcome last year. But this year, many are feeling a lot of anxiety, disappointment, and confusion as taxpayers prepare their 2021 returns. Many people depend on the cash to make ends meet...

Establishing a 401(k) plan is a long-term commitment to your business and your employees. Planning, building, and managing a 401(k) plan involves many choices that can directly impact your employees’ financial security and...

The importance of having a digital estate plan has grown exponentially over the past decade as technology continues to occupy our daily lives. This leads to the question: Who has access to my online accounts and how will those accounts...

Deciding when to claim your Social Security benefits can cost or save you thousands of dollars. There are many factors that go into that decision. Here's a guide to everything from knowing your full retirement age (FRA) to taking...

The Saver's Credit, formerly known as the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit, provides some taxpayers with a special tax break. Qualified taxpayers can claim this credit for some of the income that is contributed to…

How to adjust to withdrawing income after a lifetime of building your savings. The transition from accumulation to distribution is an exciting, and peculiar, period of time. Many people are looking forward to their retirement but also...

Are you over or under insured? Insurance plans are not just for protecting your family and business assets in case something happens to you. They can also be used to create a fixed or variable income stream for you or a loved one....

Some people roll their old 401(k) plans over to simplify life and reduce fees Individuals born towards the end of the baby boom generation (1957-64) held an average of 12 jobs from ages 18 to 52, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor...

While many financial advisors refer to themselves as a “financial planner” only those who have fulfilled certain rigorous training and requirements can call themselves a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional...

The benefits to your business are compounded by the impact you can have on your employees’ lives and productivity. Sponsoring a retirement plan and encouraging your employees to participate has a wide variety of benefits for you,...

A 401(k) is how most Americans save for retirement. If your business offers your employees a 401(k) plan then you already have an advantage over a company that doesn’t provide one. Why offer a 401(k)?Are you taking full advantage of...