Monthly Newsletters
Monthly Newsletters
Help Improve Your Financial Plan This Year with These One-time Adjustments
It’s no secret that many people do not keep their New Year’s resolutions. Every year around this time, gym memberships go up and personal planners fly off the shelves. A few weeks later, the planner gets left on the train and the gym, well, it’s just so far out of the way! New Year’s resolutions have a whopping shelf life of about a month, and only 20% or so make it further.
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Giving to Charity for the Holidays, Even Though It’s 2020
Chances are, between basting the turkey and watching the football during the holidays, you’ll find yourself giving to the causes and organizations you believe in. In the U.S., 30% of the year’s charitable giving is done in December, and 10% of the annual giving is just in those last three days of the year!
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Your Year-End Tax Checklist, Plus a Few Extras for 2020
A lot of us have been in the attic lately, putting away the ghosts and skeletons from Halloween and dusting off the holiday decorations. While you’re up there, can you find your year-end tax checklist?
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How Financial Scams Work, and How to Keep Yourself Safe No Matter Your Level of Wealth
In the late 1920s, an enterprising Bostonian started selling subdivisions in the sunny ‘burbs of Florida. Promising orange trees in the backyard and rolling waves out the front door, he sold plots – sometimes 23 an acre! – near bustling towns like Nettie. Unfortunately, the entrepreneur’s name was Charles Ponzi, and Nettie, like his other locales, was a work of lucrative fiction.
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How to Invest Creatively in Your Fall Vacation this Year
Sneaking away during the lull between peak times – “the shoulder season” – is popular with savvy travelers for reduced crowds, milder weather and usually great deals on travel packages.
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Comparing Traditional Mortgages and Variable-Rate Mortgages in the COVID-19 Economy
Do you know what it was like to buy a house in 1982? You pulled up your Trans Am to the bank where the picture of President Regan hung on the lobby wall and got your checkbook out of your jean jacket. Then you signed up for a 30-year mortgage with a 17% interest rate!
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July 2020 Client Connection: What’s Up Ahead For Us? Listen to Dr. Fauci’s Eerie Outlook for COVID-19 In The U.S., And Register For Our Exclusive Client Webinar With J.P. Morgan On Thursday, September 10th At 4:15pm!…and More
JULY 2020 The Client Connection Dr. Anthony Fauci: America Faces a ‘Serious Situation’
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Paying Off Debt: As You Work Toward Debt Freedom, is the Snowball or Avalanche Method Right for You?
Debt consolidation and repayment takes up a lot of America’s bandwidth. You can’t watch TV, especially daytime TV, without seeing at least one advertisement promising you freedom from debt – call now! These gimmicks are hit-and-usually-miss, but the sheer ubiquity of this conversation tells us it’s on everyone’s mind.
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June 2020 Client Connection: Register For Our Client Only Webinar To Hear Directly From Goldman Sachs About Their New Market Outlook…and More
JUNE 2020 The Client Connection Every week, we update this Index! You can find a weekly update in our “The Week Ahead” Newsletter!
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How to Put the Hard Financial Lessons of Quarantine to Work for You
Wait – gas cost how much?! This is a question we may ask our parents or hear from our kids with some incredulity. This intergenerational conversation has a humorous side: gas was a quarter a gallon – how? You must have filled up everyday!
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