Managing portfolios and building financial plans has been my focus for nearly 15 years. A recurring concern I hear from clients is the perceived “risk” of the stock market—often amplified by dramatic headlines and personal experience during downturns.
On October 29, the Federal Reserve (Fed) cut interest rates for the second time in 2025, following several cuts in 2024. So how do these lower interest rates impact consumers?
Managing portfolios and building financial plans has been my focus for nearly 15 years. A recurring concern I hear from clients is the perceived “risk” of the stock market—often amplified by dramatic headlines and personal experience during downturns.
Have you ever typed a deeply personal question into Google? Questions like:
Financial Advisor/Adviser, Investment Adviser, Retirement Planner, Financial Planner, Wealth Manager, etc.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands at the forefront of technological innovation, promising to revolutionize industries, reshape economies and redefine the human experience. But when we really dissect AI, a few questions linger: Is the current enthusiasm justified, or are we witnessing the inflation of another speculative bubble? We’ll explore both sides of the debate, presenting arguments for and against AI being a bubble, to shed light on this complex and consequential issue.
Marriage symbolizes a beautiful union – not only of hearts, but also of lives and finances. It’s an exciting milestone that often prompts couples to consider the complexities of merging their financial worlds. The process requires thoughtful planning, open communication and a shared vision to navigate the waters of fiscal harmony successfully.
In the world of personal finance, understanding the psychology behind spending habits is just as crucial as knowing how to budget or invest. Our relationship with money is deeply intertwined with our emotions, behaviors, upbringing, and societal influences. Exploring the psychological aspects of spending can provide valuable insights into why we make certain financial choices and how we can cultivate a healthier approach to managing our finances.
In recent years, the world has witnessed a notable shift away from globalization and heading toward a new era of deglobalization. This trend, marked by the retreat from international cooperation, trade tensions and increasing protectionism has significant implications for global investments. This is very different from the past 30 years when production of goods was intertwined between different countries with minor conflicts worldwide. In this article, we will explore how deglobalization is affecting investments and what investors should consider in this evolving landscape.
Investing is often hailed as the key to financial success and independence. However, the age-old debate between passive and active investing strategies continues to baffle many aspiring investors. In this article, we’ll demystify the difference between passive and active investing, shedding light on the pros and cons of each approach to help you make informed decisions about your financial future.
In today’s interconnected world, international investing has become a fundamental strategy for building diversified and resilient investment portfolios. International assets offer numerous advantages that can enhance portfolio performance and risk management. When we look at the idea of diversification in a portfolio, its purpose is to help create a portfolio designed to weather various economic and market conditions. International investing is a key factor of this resilience-building strategy and we will explain why.
