Election Year Financial Uncertainty? Consider These Tips to Ease Your Mind
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, many of us grapple with heightened anxiety about the potential impact on our financial futures.
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, many of us grapple with heightened anxiety about the potential impact on our financial futures.
With President Joe Biden not seeking reelection and Vice President Kamala Harris assuming the nomination to face Former President Donald J. Trump in November, this election season will be one for the ages.
Balancing personal financial goals with the demands of your business can be challenging. Still, with the expertise of a financial advisor, business owners can achieve greater financial stability and peace of mind. Here are several essential ways financial advisors can assist business owners in managing their finances. Comprehensive Financial Planning Financial advisors begin by comprehensively…
In the healthcare industry, pharmaceutical companies can employ AI to accelerate drug discovery by analyzing biological data and predicting how compounds interact with biological targets.
Currency fluctuations significantly impact global earnings and asset positioning, despite most investors not directly trading foreign currencies. A strong U.S. dollar negatively affects multinational companies’ international revenue, while substantial currency price fluctuations can lead to considerable volatility in certain asset classes, particularly carry trades where investors borrow in low yielding currencies to invest in higher yielding currencies. It is within these dynamics that greater attention should be focused on currencies.
As America’s retirement crisis looms larger than ever, with nearly half of the population fearing financial instability in their golden years, innovative state plans and employer-driven solutions are stepping in to bridge the savings gap and ensure a secure future for all.
Planning for retirement can be an extremely daunting task and varies by individual, but we’re here to help you understand how to better prepare for your “golden years.”
The U.S. economy continues to grind, and macro-level data suggests that moderating growth ahead will not cause a near-term recession. When setting the current environment at a level compared to our expectations at the start of the year, investors witnessed more mid-cycle dynamics as risks to the downside lessened and valuations expanded. With the macro-economic environment seemingly in a constructive place, we’re reminded that complacency is not a viable investment strategy. In our mid-year update, we detail the opportunities and risks ahead.
Saving for retirement is something many of us are encouraged to participate in throughout our working lives. In a recent Bryn Mawr Trust survey about women and retirement, 826 women (age 40+) said that their top sources of wealth are careers, followed by saving and budgeting, with 40% selecting retirement as the leading life event that impacts their financial planning.1 The rules and guidelines for how much to save and where are readily available, but there needs to be more professional guidance for when we finally reach retirement and begin spending it.
Benjamin Franklin was famous for many things, including the quote about only two certainties in life: “death and taxes.” A strong retirement plan should optimize for tax savings as it reviews assets and income streams.
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