Consumer Financial Health: Record Lows and Highs

Consumer spending is the engine of the U.S. economy, accounting for roughly two-thirds of overall economic activity. In theory, when consumers feel financially secure and optimistic, they tend to spend more, driving corporate profits and economic growth. When they feel uncertain, they may tighten their belts. In reality, how consumers behave depends on many factors, […]
Special Update: New Peace Deal Framework and What It Means for Investors

The U.S. and Iran announced a preliminary agreement intended to end the four-month conflict that has weighed on the global economy. Financial markets have reacted positively to this development, with the stock market climbing, oil prices falling, and interest rates declining. How should investors interpret this agreement and what does it mean for portfolios? The […]
Trump Accounts: A Personal Look at America’s New Baby Savings Plan

Imagine your child turning 18 with a six-figure investment account waiting for them—money they can use to buy a first home, start a business, or pay for college. That’s the vision behind Trump Accounts, a new government-backed savings program launched under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed into law in July 2025. […]
How Couples Can Manage Money Together

Handling money as a couple is more than just paying the bills—it’s about teamwork, trust, and building a future together. Want to strengthen your relationship while keeping your finances on track? Here are some practical tips to help you and your partner manage money like a power couple: Communicate Openly About Money Discuss Goals: […]
Is Charitable Giving Part of Your Financial Plan

With Giving Tuesday on December 3 this is a good time to think about how you are incorporating your charities into your overall financial plan. In doing so you can enhance your overall financial and tax strategy while allowing you to make a positive impact on the causes you care about. Here are some key […]