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Trade Worries Elevate Stock Market Volatility
While the global economy supports our positive outlook, the risks of higher tariffs and possible trade disruptions could cause stocks to continue to be volatile in response.
Read moreWhat Should You Do with an Inheritance?
If you've inherited money and are considering getting that money invested, know your options and avoid rash decisions.
Read moreDo You Have Everything You Need to File?
This checklist can help you track documents you may need to complete your 2017 income tax return.
Read moreHow to Help Make Retirement Less Taxing
What will the tax rules be like when you’re ready to retire? Since you can’t predict, you’ll want to be prepared.
Read moreWays to Stay Tax-smart in 2018
What can you do now that can help during tax time next year? Here are five tips to consider.
Read moreCost Basis and Taxes: What You Need to Know
If you sold or redeemed an investment last year, you’ll want to know its cost basis for tax purposes.
Read more5 Tips to Help You Weather Tax Season
Time flies – especially when you’re facing a deadline. Here are five tips you can use this tax season.
Read more4 Things to Know About This Market Pullback
Recent economic news has improved, suggesting a rebound in growth as the impacts of harsh winter weather fade.
Read moreHow Long Will This Expansion Last?
Tax cuts, job growth, synchronized and improving global growth, and a patient Federal Reserve are all helping extend the positive outlook for the economy and markets.
Read moreHow Much Risk Is Right for You?
Risk is a normal part of investing – but it’s important to take the right amount of risk based on your goals.
Read moreSocial Security Benefits Have Increased – What Does This Mean for You?
The Social Security Administration has enacted a 2% cost-of-living adjustment for this year. How might this affect your retirement?
Read moreOutlook 2018: Take Off Your Rose-colored Glasses
Stock markets soared around the world in 2017, and interest rates generally remained low. But investors need to set realistic expectations for this year and beyond.
Read moreWhy Your Returns Shouldn't Match the Market
Here’s why you should compare your investment performance to the return you need, not the return of an index.
Read moreHow to Get Your Investments in Shape
Many people see the new year as a chance to improve their physical fitness. But have you thought about your financial fitness?
Read more2018 Tax Reform: What You Need to Know
New laws are expected to go into effect after Congress passed tax reform. What does that mean for investors?
Read moreBitcoin and Cryptocurrency: Long-term Potential or Short-term Buzz
The meteoric rise in the price of bitcoin has dominated headlines recently. But the price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has been extremely volatile due to significant uncertainties for these reasons.
Read more5 Steps to Stay on Track Toward Your Goals
Staying on track toward your financial goals comes over time. We find these 5 questions can help investors determine if they're on the right track.
Read more4 Signs You're on the Right Investment Road
Are you looking for signs that you’re headed in the right direction on your investing journey? Here are some that can help.
Read moreHave You Reviewed Your Accounts Lately?
The end of the year is quickly approaching – it’s a good time to schedule your annual review.
Read moreDo You Think Stocks Are Too Expensive?
U.S. stocks have set all-time records this year, with lower market volatility – but pullback predictions have increased.
Read moreHook, Line and Sinker: A Look at Phishing Schemes
Can you spot an email phishing scheme? Here are some cyber-savvy tips.
Read moreThe Risk of Not Investing
Although investing poses risks, such as the risk of declines, not investing can also be a risk to your financial future. The key is finding balance.
Read moreAre You in Control of Your Legacy?
Developing an estate strategy is not merely about wealth. It’s about putting you in control of your legacy, ensuring the items most important to you are cared for as you intend.
Read moreDon't Let IPO Buzz Cloud Your Judgment
Before making an investment decision, it's important to research the company and determine if its stock would be a good fit for your investment strategy and portfolio.
Read moreDriving Growth in a Maturing Communications Sector
The communications-services sector is experiencing the convergence of different types of services.
Read moreLong-term Investing: Four Lessons for Staying on Course
Whether you're a new or experienced investor, these four simple lessons can keep you on track during market uncertainty.
Read moreTax Diversification Strategies for Retirement
Changes in tax rules, much like the stock market, can be unpredictable. Tax diversification may help counter the tax environment and provide flexibility in retirement.
Read moreToo Much of a Good Thing - The Impact of Stock Overconcentration
“Too much of a good thing” may actually be exposing your portfolio to greater risks.
Read moreYour Investment Mix Matters
The best asset allocation is one that is designed to help you reach your financial goals.
Read moreThe Long-term Security of Social Security
Social Security can stay healthy for years to come – but changes will most likely be necessary to keep it that way.
Read moreIf You’re Retired,Your Reliance Rate Matters
The more you rely on your portfolio for retirement income, the greater the impact market declines could have on your strategy.
Read moreStaying the Course: Five Ways to Prepare Today
Stocks sprinted to new highs in 2017 – but the calm environment may not continue. What can you do today to prepare for the possibility of lower returns?
Read moreMaking Sense of Financial Terms
Every industry has its fair share of jargon – but when it comes to your money, you want to be sure you and your financial advisor are speaking the same language. Matt Collins of Equity Research explains some common abbreviations in the financial world.
Read moreRule #6: Have Realistic Expectations
You can compare your return to a market index such as the S&P 500, an index is not built with your goals or risk tolerance in mind. Expectations should be based on your asset allocation.
Read moreAvoiding Emotional Investing Mistakes
To avoid emotional investing mistakes, it's important to take a timeout and work with your financial advisor to review your goals when you feel your emotions beginning to get the best of you.
Read moreAnswering Your Questions About Today’s Job Market
The economy has added more than 16 million jobs since 2009 – but the sluggish and lengthy recovery has some investors questioning its merits.
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