- Regina Johnson
Introducing financial literacy would have lifetime benefits
With all the advantages their generations afford, including education and technology, there’s one thing the millennials and Generation Zers lack: financial literacy, according to financial advisors.
- Ty Young, CEO of Ty J. Young Wealth Management
An End-of-Year Checklist for Retirement Planning
It’s that time again. The year is winding down and a new one is almost here. For many, this is a time to reflect on the past year and set goals for the coming one.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates to fight inflation. It would mark the third time federal officials have raised interest rates since March to slow down the U.S. economy, which has driven
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Market closely watching as the Fed is expected to issue another rate increase
- Regina Johnson
The push to contain inflation will continue
All eyes this week are focused on Wyoming as central bank leaders from across the world meet to discuss economic policy at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium.
- Advisors Magazine
Four Industry Changes Financial Advisors Want
It’s an old cliché, but still apropos in the financial services industry as advisors strive to identify the best practices to create the best possible outcomes for clients.
Experts polled recently for Bankrate’s First-Quarter Economic Indicator say there’s a 33 percent chance that the U.S. economy could contract in the next 12 to 18 months, with key downside risks surrounding the conflict in Ukraine,
- Ty Young, CEO of Ty J. Young Wealth Management
How to Adapt Your Portfolio for a Recession
Financial experts are increasingly urging investors to prepare their portfolios for the possibility of a recession. The Fed’s successive increases in interest rates and runaway inflation continue to fuel discomfort about the economy’s
- Joe Innace
Interviewing Financial Advisors
There are 275,200 personal financial advisors in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The size of this profession reflects data from 2020, which is the base year of the government agency’s 2020-2030
- Regina Johnson
Put finances in order regardless of the economy's outcome
Nearly 300 years ago, Benjamin Franklin coined the phrase “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” The man who helped draft the Declaration of Independence was warning
While the United States may no longer be in the grips of a full-blown pandemic, small to mid-sized businesses are still dealing with the ramifications from being on lockdown for nearly two years.
- Gabriella Kusz
Crypto Pros & Cons
Implementing financial regulation and compliance
- LIMRA®
Small Employers Interested in Learning More About Pooled Employer Plans, Not Yet Ready to Implement
More than half of smaller employers surveyed by the Secure Retirement Institute (SRI)—regardless of whether there is a retirement plan currently in place—are interested in learning more about pooled employer plans, or PEPs.
- Barry Gilbert, PhD, CFA, Asset Allocation Strategist and Lawrence Gillum, CFA, Fixed Income Strategist, LPL Financial
Answering The Top Debt Ceiling Questions
Democrats and Republicans struck a deal last week to raise the debt ceiling, prompting a relief rally in equity markets. While failing to raise the debt ceiling was extremely unlikely, if it had happened it could have potentially done \
- Regina Johnson
Risk Management Key to Growth Post-Covid
Investment advisors are steering clients onto the road to recovery and growth despite an economy facing rising inflation, continued supply disruptions, labor issues and the Russian-Ukraine war that could extend some of the problems