Month: December 2021

Stocks, Bonds, Cash … And Your Retirement Plan

When saving for retirement you’ll want to think about more than how much you’re investing; you’ll also want to consider where your money is going. Different asset classes, including stocks, bonds, and cash equivalents, come from different levels of risks, potential rewards, and vulnerability to certain economic factors. Subsequently, investors should hold a mix of …

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December 2021 – 2022 Market Forecast; a Bumpy Road to More Growth

Volatility returned to the stock market in late November and is likely to remain in place the rest of the year. A variety of issues have made investors nervous as 2021 winds down. What will it mean for the markets and your portfolio in the New Year? Before I answer that, let’s take a quick …

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Charitable Contributions

Americans’ have a penchant for charitable giving. Unprecedented developments in 2020 including the global pandemic, the ensuing economic crisis, and efforts to advance racial justice created intense, widespread need and significantly increased the demand upon nonprofit organizations. Remarkably, generous giving coupled with stock market turnaround in the final months of the year boosted contributions. As …

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