It is true: diversifying an investment portfolio by spreading it across different “asset classes” like stocks, bonds, real estate and others, is one of the most effective ways to manage the portfolio’s risk.
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Read MoreOften times when most of us think of a trust document, we tend to associate them with wealthy individuals who use them to pass their wealth onto their children or grandchildren.
Read MoreSome of our clients have asked us recently about the rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea and what it could mean for markets and portfolios if the situation escalates. The answer is that troubles with North Korea will certainly result in downside risk.
Read MoreAs financial advisors, we often get inquiries from clients about why they didn’t receive the lowest mortgage rate despite having ample income and assets.
Read MoreLet’s be totally honest: no one wants to pay taxes. It’s the reason Samuel Adams and the Sons of Liberty threw the largest tea party in history.
Read MoreEvery year, financial planners provide valuable advice and innovative solutions to millions of Americans to help them achieve their financial goals.
Read MoreWe expect to see continued growth in the stock markets, mostly driven by a strengthening global economy and growing corporate earnings. As a result, bond markets will likely be challenged in the short-term; in the long term, however, higher interest rates and strong investor demand should result in better bond returns.
Read MoreWhat recent market and economic data is telling us about the health of U.S. service sectors compared to manufacturing sectors. The strength of the U.S. job market. Consumer confidence reaching a 14-year high.
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