Chart of the Month – March
Tariffs now generate about $350 billion a year - but how do they show up in everyday economic life?
Tariffs now generate about $350 billion a year - but how do they show up in everyday economic life?
In early 2026, concerning headlines feel nonstop and uncertainty can make investors wonder, "should I adjust my financial plan?" In this episode, Gretchen Muller and Kent Kramer discuss how to separate market noise vs fundamentals and share a planning-first approach to staying disciplined through volatility.
If you’ve noticed healthcare costs changing, you’re not alone. This post takes a look at premium growth vs. inflation since 1999.
Cybersecurity is evolving fast and phishing remains one of the most common and costly threats. In this episode, Gretchen Muller & Kate Juelfs break down what modern scams look like in 2026.
Not every investment theme plays out the same way. Michael, shares why a mix of companies and strategies may help manage concentration risk.
Kent Kramer explores why market highs often trigger anxiety and how investors can cultivate educated optimism. Discover the psychology behind market fears, learn from historical trends, and understand our approach to portfolios.
The holidays are traditionally times of joy and anticipation. But are you feeling a little out of step this season? Read on to explore how refocusing on gratitude and generosity might help create positive momentum toward a more joyful holiday season.
In this edition of Financial Perspectives, Kent Kramer explores why market highs often trigger anxiety and how investors can cultivate educated optimism. Discover the psychology behind market fears, learn from historical trends, and understand our approach to portfolios.
Anticipating significant capital gains? Jack Davies, CFA, explains how direct indexing may help investors manage them more efficiently.
Tariffs now generate about $350 billion a year - but how do they show up in everyday economic life?
In early 2026, concerning headlines feel nonstop and uncertainty can make investors wonder, "should I adjust my financial plan?" In this episode, Gretchen Muller and Kent Kramer discuss how to separate market noise vs fundamentals and share a planning-first approach to staying disciplined through volatility.
If you’ve noticed healthcare costs changing, you’re not alone. This post takes a look at premium growth vs. inflation since 1999.
Cybersecurity is evolving fast and phishing remains one of the most common and costly threats. In this episode, Gretchen Muller & Kate Juelfs break down what modern scams look like in 2026.
Not every investment theme plays out the same way. Michael, shares why a mix of companies and strategies may help manage concentration risk.
Kent Kramer explores why market highs often trigger anxiety and how investors can cultivate educated optimism. Discover the psychology behind market fears, learn from historical trends, and understand our approach to portfolios.
The holidays are traditionally times of joy and anticipation. But are you feeling a little out of step this season? Read on to explore how refocusing on gratitude and generosity might help create positive momentum toward a more joyful holiday season.
In this edition of Financial Perspectives, Kent Kramer explores why market highs often trigger anxiety and how investors can cultivate educated optimism. Discover the psychology behind market fears, learn from historical trends, and understand our approach to portfolios.
Anticipating significant capital gains? Jack Davies, CFA, explains how direct indexing may help investors manage them more efficiently.
Where should you really be putting your bond investments? It’s not just about the rates, you know. It’s also about the tax implications. Read to see why.
Investing is about the future. Your future. In this webinar, learn how to address your financial circumstances today, adjust your portfolio as your needs change, and help achieve your long-term goals.
Truly successful investing—whether in the market, your children, your community, or yourself—demands deeper, less quantifiable considerations. In this article, Kent invites you to think about