The 2nd quarter of 2024 was an interesting quarter to say the least. It started with a negative April, where stocks across the world were down. Which was followed by a hot may where we saw stocks soar positive to ultimately flatten out in the month of June. Leading
We get asked this question about every 4 years, “If [insert candidates name] is elected should we sell our stocks?” And our answer is usually the same, that we believe that the stock market doesn’t usually react to which president is elected to the white house and that the president
Identifying Retirement Expenses The initial step towards estimating your retirement needs is to pinpoint your anticipated expenses. You can adopt either the bottom-up or the top-down approach. The bottom-up method requires you to draft a detailed budget, listing every foreseeable expense in retirement such as groceries, utilities, travel, and property