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Profit units offer a powerful way to benefit from a company's success. Understanding this unique incentive is crucial if you’re a high-net-worth investor looking to generate wealth.

If you’re looking to retire early, you’ll want to plan for healthcare coverage. Medicare doesn’t start until you’re 65, but you have other options to review.

Senior Wealth Advisor Brian Niksa, CFP® authored the article, “Account Titling: An Often-Overlooked Detail” published by Forbes.

Health care costs are rising. The closer you get to retirement, the more important these costs become. Here we cover some basics behind health care costs and strategies to proactively plan for them.

Capstone Financial Advisors is pleased to announce the promotions of key members of its growing team.

The outcome of the U.S. elections could influence policy changes in areas such as taxes, trade, and regulation. In our latest investment perspective, we examine the potential market implications and what investors should keep in mind as election day approaches.

Global stocks advanced in the third quarter, while bonds rallied on falling interest. In our latest research presentation, we take a detailed look at what happened last quarter in the markets and provide our year-end market outlook.

Crain's recognizes the Best Places to Work in Chicago that, according to their employees, go above and beyond in putting a focus on quality workplace culture.

If you’re a parent, financially, one of the best actions you can take is to teach your children about finances. It’s not as hard as you may think. Here are some concrete ways to proceed.

The outcome of the U.S. elections could influence policy changes in areas such as taxes, trade, and regulation. In our latest investment perspective, we examine the potential market implications and what investors should keep in mind as election day approaches.

Global stocks advanced in the third quarter, while bonds rallied on falling interest. In our latest research presentation, we take a detailed look at what happened last quarter in the markets and provide our year-end market outlook.

The Fed will likely continue its wait-and-see approach until it observes consistent signs of cooling inflation. In our latest investment perspective, we discuss whether the economy will eventually enter a recession if interest rates remain unchanged for longer.