Highlights The S&P 500 returned 12.1% for the quarter and 18.4% for all of 2020. Value stocks outperformed growth stocks in the quarter but trailed by 32% for the year. The 2020 gain in the S&P 500 was driven by a small number of large growth stocks. The fixed income markets returned 0.7% for the […]
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Bear with me, this overused comparison actually works. Taking care of your vehicle is a great analogy for taking care of your finances. It would be far easier if you could buy a car off the lot, get in, drive, and never worry about it again. We all know that is not the case. On
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Many young professionals give little thought to their retirement. And why should they? It is often 40-45 years away. There are “more important” priorities to address first; buying a car, buying a house, and traveling the world (at least pre-COVID). While these are all important goals, saving for retirement CANNOT be neglected. While we could
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The average American family wants to support their children in attending college, but few have a concrete strategy for doing so. While your family’s strategy will be unique to your goals, resources, and circumstances, there are some lesser known facts that could prove useful in the construction of your plan. Despite what most people think,
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The most challenging part of sitting down to write is always getting started. The same can be true of managing your investments. When we speak with potential clients, one of the most common phrases we hear is, “I’ve been meaning to get all this organized”. Clients often come to us with significant assets that they’ve