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Does Consistent 401K Participation Pay Off?

For anyone in need of yet another example of the benefits of routine, consistent saving and investing, this is it. Retirement plan participants who did so accumulated sizable 401k plan account balances in the last decade, according to a new joint study from ICI and the Employee Benefit Research Institute [...]

Does Consistent 401K Participation Pay Off?2022-08-24T19:20:56-05:00

How to Buy I Bonds Direct from the Treasury

With inflation hovering near 40-year highs, some investors are looking for alternative ways to weather the storm. For many, a Series I Savings Bond is just the ticket. I Bonds give investors a rate of return plus inflation protection and are backed by the U.S. government. I Bonds are pretty [...]

How to Buy I Bonds Direct from the Treasury2022-08-24T19:37:36-05:00

S&P Enters Bear Market

We recently shared a newsletter with clients titled “Recession vs. Inflation: The Main Event”. The content supported the causes of the S&P 500 approaching bear market territory being ‘severe inflation, and the extent to which the economy might be driven into recession by the Federal Reserve’s somewhat belated efforts to [...]

S&P Enters Bear Market2022-08-23T18:00:25-05:00

Recession vs. Inflation: The Main Event

The primary function of financial journalism seems to be terrifying us out of ever achieving our financial goals by shrieking about the market’s volatility. We’ve been reminded of this almost hourly as the S&P 500 approached “official bear market territory,” defined as closing 20% below its January all-time high. Every [...]

Recession vs. Inflation: The Main Event2022-08-23T18:01:21-05:00

Should I Buy Series I Savings Bonds?

We have been receiving questions regarding Series I Savings Bonds from clients so would like to share this communication to answer FAQs regarding the bonds. What are Series I Savings Bonds? Series I bonds are basically a way to profit from rising inflation. The “I” in Series I bonds stands [...]

Should I Buy Series I Savings Bonds?2022-08-23T17:57:01-05:00

Pending Legislation & A Friendly Reminder

According to the calendar, spring is here! Not unlike the weather changes that we’re experiencing, legislative and market changes appear to be following suit. To keep you up to date with the most relevant information, we have highlighted two areas of focus. The first is a brief overview of pending [...]

Pending Legislation & A Friendly Reminder2022-08-23T17:56:38-05:00

Variations on a Theme: New catalysts provided fuel to the fires of inflation & volatility

Key Observations Positive macroeconomic news in early February was overshadowed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine during the last week of the month. Markets were broadly lower, with real assets being the exception. Economic sanctions on Russia continue to pressure commodity prices and inflation globally which, paired with escalating uncertainty, will [...]

Variations on a Theme: New catalysts provided fuel to the fires of inflation & volatility2022-08-23T17:56:21-05:00

Inflation, the Fed, Ukraine, Corrections; Oh My!

KEY OBSERVATIONS Many markets entered a technical correction (defined as a 10 percent pull back or more) in January as headline inflation reached levels not seen since the 1980s[1] and the Federal Reserve continued to shift its stance, becoming less accommodative. It is worth noting the level and pace of [...]

Inflation, the Fed, Ukraine, Corrections; Oh My!2022-08-25T12:43:01-05:00
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