Category: Wealth Strategy

For some people, it may be difficult to imagine a future in which you need help taking care of yourself.  Although the amount of care varies for each person, statistics tell us that 7 out of 10 people who reach the age of 65 will need long-term care at some point in their life.[1]  Statistics [...]

Pride Month has become a widespread movement to vocalize support and raise awareness around LGBTQ+ issues. It’s a time to come together and celebrate the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community, commemorate the historical impact, and acknowledge the continued struggle for visibility and equal legal rights across the country. However, it’s important to recognize that celebrating Pride [...]

Cancel-culture, sit-ins, social movements, grassroot politics… historically there have been many avenues for people to institute cultural shifts in society. Much of this has been in the public domain, loud enough to generate attention, attract popular press, simultaneously inspire and infuriate differing pockets of the general public. The financial sector has been quieter; taking an [...]

Market volatility can provide plenty of opportunities for portfolio rebalancing and this is especially true when markets enter “correction mode”. Market corrections are associated with price declines of 20% or more. As many of you know, we are actively monitoring investment portfolios for rebalancing opportunities to take advantage of market corrections. In addition to portfolio [...]

Just as marriage can have a major impact on a person’s financial situation, so can a divorce. The end of a marital union typically brings lifestyle changes for each spouse. These adjustments require careful consideration and planning. Since the events of 2020, top matrimonial attorneys are seeing a 50% increase in potential client inquiries. If [...]

One of the most common questions we receive at the onset of a new relationship is, “how do I know if my spending is reasonable?” High-income families often lack clarity on what their annual budget is and how that spending may change when they decide to retire. Our goal in reviewing expenses is to provide [...]

Whether you have a tax refund heading your way or you owe additional taxes with your return, you may be wondering “what can I do next year to reduce my taxes?” While the subject of taxes is fresh on your mind, this is a great time to review your income, deductions, and potential for savings [...]

Companies are always looking for relatively inexpensive ways to increase the odds of getting the best workforce to join them. In the Technology sector, these ‘inexpensive’ incentives often translate into offering employees stock awards. By offering workers this interesting ‘carrot,’ they offer ownership in the company in return for their tenure and a job well [...]

Life insurance plays an important role in your financial plan by continuing to provide for your spouse and children in the event of your unexpected passing.  For business owners, life insurance can protect the value of your business if you pass, and for those with large estates, life insurance can help offset future estate tax.  [...]