Most years, the rule of thumb is “Sell in May, stay away.” But 2024 isn’t most years. Carson Group’s Chief Market Strategist Ryan Detrick and VP, Global Macro Strategist Sonu Varghese discuss why investors should consider bucking conventional wisdom this month. Highlights include: May has …
Everyone should know what assets they own, yet many don’t when it comes to digital assets. Use this checklist to help you make sense of yours. What is a Digital Asset? Any digital file that is of value to you or your company, including emails, online profiles, photos, videos, audio fi …
Are your financial troubles raining on your lifestyle parade? Written by Taylor Financial Group, LLC You may feel stuck in an ever present cool and penetrating fog when it comes to managing your money. But studies show that many people find that a financial advisor can be the first rays of …
If the SECURE Act is passed (as we anticipate that it will be), and you have a trust listed as a beneficiary of your IRA, your retirement account could potentially be at risk.
What are your options for insuring yourself prior to age 65? If you retire before age 65, you must be prepared to address two insurance issues. One, finding health coverage in the period before you can sign up for Medicare. Two, finding a way to pay for that coverage.
Between squeaky new shoes, fresh pencils, packs of index cards, trendy new backpacks and other learning supplies, back-to-school shopping in the U.S. is expected to exceed $27 billion this year – about $510 per household. That’s a lot of Trapper Keepers.
Written by Taylor Financial Group, LLC Wednesday, July 31st was a big day. The Federal Reserve cut interest rates (by 25 basis points (0.25%)) for the first time since it battled the financial crisis in 2008. To put this in perspective, the last time the Fed cut rates, the Dow Jones Industr …
