Market volatility is back in 2025, driven by new U.S. tariffs under the Trump administration—so how should investors respond? In this blog, I break down the impact of these policy shifts, the rise of international stocks, and how to balance growth with stability in your portfolio.
The 2025 policy changes could mean big tax breaks for high-income professionals—but they also come with long-term risks like rising interest rates and inflation. From extended TCJA benefits to potential market shifts, knowing how to navigate these changes is key to protecting and growing your wealth. Stay ahead with strategic tax planning, diversified investments, and a proactive approach to sector-specific impacts. Read more to ensure your financial future is optimized for the new economic landscape.
Building wealth is one thing—keeping it in the family for generations is another. Studies show that 70% of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation, and 90% by the third. The truth is, without careful planning and financial education, generational wealth can disappear faster than it was built. From avoiding money conversations to failing to plan for taxes, many families unknowingly make costly mistakes when passing down wealth. In this blog, we uncover six common pitfalls families face when transferring wealth—and how you can avoid them to protect your family’s financial legacy. Read now to learn how to safeguard your wealth for future generations!
Inflation is one of the biggest challenges you’ll face in retirement, threatening to erode the value of your hard-earned savings. As you step away from the workforce, the rising cost of living can chip away at your financial security, making it crucial to implement an investment strategy to help mitigate this risk throughout your retirement.
If you hold company stock within a 401(k) account, here's a tax-saving strategy that could significantly reduce your tax liability: Net Unrealized Appreciation (NUA) treatment. This often-overlooked method can save you thousands of dollars in taxes, but it's crucial to act while the stock is still in your 401(k). Let’s explore how NUA works and why it could be a game-changer for your retirement planning.