Markets & Alternatives
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…
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…
I know many people love business and investing podcasts. I am not one of them. I tried a bunch, especially during COVID, but none held my attention for more than a week or two. If you told…
As investment professionals, we often ask clients, “How do you view risk?” But the more important question isn’t how you view it; it’s how you actually respond to risk when it becomes real. To explore this, here’s…
