Many have been puzzled that the world’s stock markets haven’t collapsed in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The temptation is to wait stubbornly for the market to revisit its lows, a day that may never come.
The market may be doing all right for 2020 but we shouldn’t assume clients are doing as well.
The virtual currency is scarce, sovereign and a great place for the rich to store their wealth.
A premature concern about U.S. debt levels could hurt the economy.
These strategies are soft ways to bring up business without creating tension.
The Covid-19 pandemic has, if anything, strengthened the world’s food systems.
For long-term investors, it is important to be appropriately positioned to take advantage of this recovery.
The market’s emerging rotation to cyclicals and value stocks is reflecting increasing confidence in industrials.
The FDA will need to evaluate shots more carefully than it did with that pricey Covid-19 treatment.
Over the last year, there have been multiple law changes that have impacted retirement plans and retirement benefits.
Most investors think the precious metal protects against faster inflation or a plunge in stocks. Not so.
Tech giants may be less inclined to offer the freebies we’ve come to expect now that they are in regulators’ sights.
Diversification efforts increase the number of Black and Hispanic CFP professionals.
Giving up U.S. citizenship can be complicated and costly for those with any significant amount of wealth.
The tools that estate planners recommended before the election remain viable today and beyond.
By expanding access to proven investment models in renewable energy, we can take advantage of a valuable opportunity.
Cannabis may help keep hopes for bipartisan unity from going up in smoke.
Projecting timetables for widespread distribution of Covid-19 vaccines is rife with uncertainty.
You are looking out for your clients’ best interests. These expressions might help make that point.