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(Salon - 5.10.2025) What American doesn't like a deal, especially in this economy? Chinese manufacturers are urging Americans to buy their favorite luxury brands directly from them.
(Financial Advisor Mag - 5.9.2025) Feeding the financial anxiety are headlines about companies urging shoppers to “buy before it’s too late” — not to mention that shelves could be sitting empty, a recession could be coming, and holidays are already looking dire. Here’s what supply-chain analysts, financial advisers and other experts recommend adding to your cart, and what’s a wait-and-see.
(SavvyMoney - 5.7.2025) When it comes to financial literacy, many Americans still have a long way to go, according to a new poll from U.S. News & World Report. So, why does this matter so much?
(SavvyMoney - 4.22.2025) If you are retired and haven’t been keeping up with your credit score, do yourself a favor and check in on the three-digit number. There are several reasons retirees should continue to pay attention to their credit scores.
(Bloomberg - 5.8.2025) Worried that Trump’s policies might make stuff more expensive? Here’s what to purchase right now, what to skip and what’s a maybe.
(Financial Planning - 5.2.2025) A recent study by Austin, Texas-based lead generation service Wealthtender confirmed what many advisors probably already instinctively understand: clients value the personal relationships with their advisors much more than any investment advice.
(Investopedia - 4.25.2025) It is a talk that often gets put off or avoided, and for too long. Talking to your heirs about their future wealth may not be an easy or quick conversation, but there are ways to do it without creating misunderstandings or conflicts.
(Investopedia - 4.24.2025) The average inheritance is higher than you might think because of the large amounts passed on by families. So, what should you do with an inheritance? And, what do you need to know about the related taxes?
(The Daily Upside - 3.9.2025) As Americans’ wealth and demand for professional advice grows, the clock is ticking for firms to find new recruits.
(Financial Planning - 2.25.2025) When it comes to guiding clients with their charitable giving, advisors have several options. Among the most popular are donor-advised funds (DAFs) and private foundations.
(Investopedia - 3.31.2025) You've started a new job and your company offers a 401(k) plan, an employer-sponsored retirement savings plan. This is a great opportunity to save for retirement. Here are the steps you need to take to get your 401(k) off the ground.
(Nerdwallet - 3.28.2025) A windfall from a family member opens up many options, but sometimes simply saving is the best strategy.
(Financial Planning - 1.2.2025) Nearly one year ago, the SEC approved the first spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
(InterviewFocus - 11.13.2024) Entering the IT and Technology industry can feel like navigating uncharted waters, but essential insights from leading experts can light the way.
(High Net Worth Magazine - October 2024) In a world where financial security post-retirement is on everyone’s mind, expert insights offer invaluable guidance. A founder and financial adviser dive into their tried-and-true methods to ensure your hard-earned money goes further.
(Financial Planning - 10.16.2024) Concentrated stock holdings carry higher risks of volatility and, in many cases, steep taxes. However, with employee stock purchase plans (ESPPs) being offered, they are a very real part of many clients' portfolios.
(Financial Planning - 10.18.2024) We're approaching the one-year mark since the SEC approved the first spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds back in January.
(Financial Planning) At the end of a long, successful career, the thought of retirement can be quite anxiety-inducing for some clients.
(NextAvenue) Throttle back spending, use side gigs to generate cash and buy good but affordable health insurance until you nail that new job
(Experian) To pay off debt, financial planners recommend prioritizing your debts based on balance or interest rate, tracking your spending, cutting back and considering strategies such as consolidation.
(The Balance) Mortgage rates tend to fall during a recession. This doesn’t directly impact existing homeowners with fixed-rate mortgages. However, it’s good news for those with adjustable-rate mortgages or prospective homeowners looking to buy.
(FinancialPlanning) Many American couples decide to combine their finances. A study by the financial services firm Bankrate found that 77% of married couples have at least some joint financial accounts, and 43% only have joint accounts, keeping nothing separate.
(WealthManagement.com) Not every advisor sees a role for alternative investments like private placements or nontraded REITs. For those who do, making the allocations in reaction to declines in traditional portfolios is a mistake.
(The Penny Hoarder) Ryan spoke with Rachel Christian on the importance of keeping bitcoin in self custody and why most of “crypto” will fail over the long-term.
(Financial Planning) Ryan spoke with Financial Planning about the collapse of FTX, the difference between Bitcoin and “crypto,” and why Citrine Capital still recommends that investors hold some Bitcoin in their portfolios.
(Bankrate) Most people know they should be saving a portion of their income, but they might not grasp all of the benefits of doing so. In this article Kiersten shares her views on the top 6 reasons to save your money.
(Nerdwallet) Kiersten covers how financial advisors can help LGBTQ+ people realize their goals and ensure their wishes are honored.
(Time/NextAdvisor) Cryptocurrency officially hit the New York Stock Exchange this week, with the introduction of a new Bitcoin-linked fund.
(ThinkAdvisor) In the last few years, advisors have faced a new push by some young clients who want to retire early — very early. The phenomenon is called FIRE, which stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early.
(Yahoo! Finance - 5.28.2025) Saving for retirement can be confusing. You probably know that having a 401(k) is advisable, but if your eyes glaze over when presented with financial jargon, you’re not alone.