Advisor Insights
The Myth: “Too Much in a Few Giant Stocks” Over the past couple of years much has been made about how the S&P 500 Index…
Indexing has become an invaluable investment cornerstone, shaping how portfolios are constructed and how markets are understood. And while many of us are familiar with the S&P 500, the NASDAQ 100 or the Dow Jones Industrial Average,…
Generic Advice Is Failing Most People Personal finance advice is everywhere. Social media influencers, television pundits, and bestselling authors promise simple rules and fast results. Follow this formula, they say, and financial success will follow. That promise…
Understanding IRMAA in 2026: What It Means for Your Medicare Costs For many people in their early 60s, Medicare eligibility feels like a milestone worth celebrating. Friends and family often share stories about how much money they’ve…
Understanding Self-Directed Brokerage Accounts and How Advisors Use Them in a Unified Plan For many years, employer retirement plans followed a straightforward pattern. You selected from a short list of mutual funds, chose a contribution rate, and…
There are economic and strategic advantages After a family has accumulated a significant amount of wealth – tens of millions of dollars or more – it is time to consider whether a family office structure will serve…
There are three primary ways in which consumers pay for financial planning advice – asset-based fees, flat fees (which include one-time payments, ongoing retainer arrangements, and subscriptions), and hourly-fees. Determining which among these best serves consumer interests…
