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Market Bubbles Are Inevitable; Portfolio Bubbles Are Not
Individual investors can find many ways to lose money in the stock market, but the most frequent is their tendency to buy-high and sell-low. It’s human nature. We get more confident when things are going well, and we become cautious and fearful when they’re not.
Wealth Manager: More Than Just an Investment Manager
Most people know what a CPA does (prepare taxes, help clients minimize tax hit, etc.) or an estate planning attorney does (draft wills and trusts, create estate plans and administer the probate of estates) and they assume they know what a financial advisor does.
Reasons to Increase Charitable Donations Before Year-End
Given the election results on November 8th, it would appear that the certainty surrounding taxes has become substantially less clear. President-elect Trump is in the process of filling out his cabinet and preparing to take the oath of office in January.
How to be Second Home Savvy: An Introduction
Few assets can bring a family together like a second home. Whether it is beachfront property on Cape Cod or a house on Lake Winnipesaukee, the second home is a source of tremendous joy for many families. Imagine all of the time spent at the beach, skiing or simply sitting
Millennials: Why Now is the Time to Invest
Before we start, there is something you should know: I, too, am a millennial, which means that I am in your shoes, At the beginning of my career, I struggled with balancing everyday expenses, student loans and saving for retirement.
Who Should Have a Financial Plan?
I was meeting with an attorney friend of mine the other day, when she asked me a simple, but profound, question: “Who should have a financial plan?” Although my answer (“Anyone with a heartbeat.”) certainly sounded brash, her question got me thinking
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