Election? What election? Presidential election years are often a tense time for investors and, by extension, financial advisors. We don’t know who the new president will be or how that […]
Celebrating What You Have
Part of the great American dream is to always strive for more—more money, success, personal possessions, happiness. While I appreciate this dream in some ways (ambition and motivation can certainly […]
Dream Big (Why Not?)
When we were young, it seemed to take forever for things to happen. We would wait and wait for Christmas to come around, or for our birthdays to arrive. We […]
A Fresh Outlook on Finance
At the beginning of a new year, it’s easy to think about fresh starts and clean slates. We make resolutions, trying once again to eat healthy, exercise more, or read […]
Preparing Financially for a Longer Life
The great news is, people (in general) are living longer, healthier lives. The bad news is, those long lives require a good deal of long-term planning, and many of us […]
Why Long-Term Investors Are NOT Panicking
Market forecasters predicted that the past few years were going to be a catastrophe, and they were wrong. If you had listened to the doom-and-gloom forecasters at the beginning of […]
6 Easy and Practical Financial Resolutions for the New Year
It’s a new year, and a new opportunity to start fresh with your financial goals. Maybe the holidays strained your wallet more than you would have liked. Or maybe you […]
Reasons to Be Optimistic About the Economy in 2023
Much of my job as a financial advisor is to be a voice of reason—a calming presence. I do not find this role difficult because I truly believe what I […]
Don’t Panic! The Supply Chain is Fine
One of the themes that crops up from time to time in my blog posts is the theme of media sensationalism. When it comes to economic and financial news, it’s […]