By: Kate Hennessy, CFP®
When investors are weathering market volatility, high inflation, and rising interest rates it can be challenging to look out and
By: SUSAN POWERS, CFA, CPA, CFP®, CPFA
Using an IRA to make a charitable donation can help a worthy cause and help lower your tax bill as well. As we approach
By: Patrick R. Cote CFA, CFP®
One of the most important decisions investors make is their asset allocation – the split between stocks, bonds, cash and the
By: Kate Hennessy, CFP®
This time of year, it’s hard not to think about college. From young adults packing up their cars to Saturday football games, college
By: Patrick Cote
Student loans are a hot topic these days, with the recent announcement that the US government is forgiving $10K - $20K of federal student
By: Susan Powers
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There is no time like the present to develop your strategy for Aging Well. Being intentional about planning for where and
By: Susan Powers, CFA, CPA, CFP®, CPFA
Millions of Americans are taking a step back and rethinking their work lives amid the “Great Resignation”, more recently
By: Kate Hennessy, CFP®
Do you have extra cash on hand, sitting in a saving account at a bank earning a small amount of interest? Do you have a CD maturing?
By: Patrick R. Cote CFA, CFP®
“The rules no longer apply.” Spring 2020 – As the Covid pandemic took off, I found myself repeating this phrase with my teenage
