Have Stocks Left You Behind?
Sep 11, 2020
Some people in recent weeks may have been feeling that “the market seems to be doing so well but I’m not participating in any of these high-flying stocks.”
A look behind the headlines helps tell the story. (more…)
Tags: Financial Help, Investment Planning, Investments, Personal Finance
Back to School in a New Way
Sep 7, 2020
Back to school this year will be different. On the one hand, like other years, it marks the end of summer, the arrival of cooler weather, kids hitting the books again, and Labor Day gatherings. But unlike other years, going back to school carries unique concerns because of COVID-19. This year, we’re all getting an education in remote learning, working from home, and social distancing. (more…)
Get Your FAFSA Ready
Sep 4, 2020
Mark this date on your calendar: October 1. That is the day when current and future traditional college students can start submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2021-22 school year. For many students, the FAFSA is frequently the gateway to significant financial aid: federal and state student loans, grants, university scholarships, and work-study programs.1 (more…)
Tags: financial advisor charlotte nc, Tax Planning
Inflation on the Rise
Sep 2, 2020
Right now, many Americans are worried about their financial health due to the impact COVID-19 has had on the country. Adding to these concerns were July’s consumer prices— excluding food and energy—which rose at the highest rate in nearly 30 years. However, this jump may not be as scary as it looks on the surface. Let’s dive into inflation on the rise. (more…)
Tags: Current Events, Financial Help, Personal Finance
Taxable Events in Retirement Accounts
Aug 31, 2020
When you distribute, sell, or receive assets from a retirement account, taxes usually follow. It is true for individuals; it is true for trusts. These decisions represent taxable events. (more…)
Tags: Retirement Planning, Retirement Tax Savings, Tax Planning, taxes
Federal Reserve Year-Long Review Expected in September
Aug 28, 2020
As many of you know, the Open Market Committee for the Federal Reserve has eight scheduled meetings each year when the seven board members review the nation’s economic activity and set the federal funds rate’s target rate. (more…)
Tags: Current Events, Investments
What Are Stock Splits?
Aug 24, 2020
Two high-profile companies—Apple and Tesla—have announced stock splits in the past few weeks, which makes it a great time to discuss what’s involved when a company announces a stock split. (more…)
Tags: Current Events, financial advisor charlotte nc, Investing
The A B C D of Medicare
Aug 19, 2020
Whether your 65th birthday is on the horizon or decades away, understanding the different parts of Medicare is critical, as this government-sponsored program may play a role in your future health care decisions. (more…)
Tags: Financial Help, Health Care Needs, Medicare
Social Security Questions to ask Before Claiming
Aug 17, 2020
Determining when to take Social Security benefits is a complicated financial decision. Here are a few things to think about and discuss with your financial professional. (more…)
Tags: Family Wealth, financial advisor, Income Planning, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, social security
COVID-19 and Positive Market Territory
Aug 10, 2020
The battle versus COVID-19 continues. The spread in some of the recent hotspots like California and Florida is slowing, while states in the Northeast and Midwest are now experiencing increases in cases. According to the World Health Organization, 27 vaccines are in human trials, and the chances of an approved vaccine by late this year or early next year are quite high. By staying on the side of scientists, and through humankind’s resolve as the entire world is working together, it’s possible to believe we will beat this latest adversary. (more…)
Tags: charlotte NC, Current Events, financial advisor, financial advisor charlotte nc, Financial Planning
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April showers came a month early as stocks fell in March. Tariffs were the primary cause of the market jitters, although that uncertainty became too much for markets to shrug off once economic data started to weaken.
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