20 Minutes on the Market, Economy, and Your Portfolio for 2023 Q2
We hope you’ve had a great first quarter of 2023! In this quarter's...
We hope you’ve had a great first quarter of 2023! In this quarter's...
If seeing “recession” in the headlines makes you worry that your...
If seeing “recession” in the headlines makes you worry that your...
Retirement is an exciting time of life but can also be quite daunting...
When the stock market drops or crashes, have you ever had this...
The headlines have recently been full of news about inflation, high...
A replay of our August 2, 2022 discussion of how today's biggest market and economic themes affect your investment strategies.
The first two quarters of 2022 marked the worst start for the stock...
When the market is up, terms like bull market and economic expansion pass by without concern. But when the market turns down, terms like correction, bear market and recession add confusion to uncertainty and increase anxiety. But, what do these terms actually mean?
No one enjoys seeing portfolios drop due to a downturn in the stock...
When it comes to investing, you always want to plan ahead for how to handle market declines. Here are three reasons to stay the course when volatility strikes.
2020 presented many challenges, but also opportunities and lessons learned. As we turn the page and look to 2021, we’ll look at 2020 lessons learned and what to expect in 2021.
We all fear uncertainty, but in volatile times, many Big Givers are particularly nervous. When primarily using wealth to support causes you care about, it’s natural to wonder “Are we going to be ok?” “What if we need those funds?” “Can we continue with these large gifts?” First, we should first acknowledge that these concerns are normal. Then, we can ask two key questions back.
There’s no getting around it – recessions are stressful. The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic is just the most recent reminder. Recessions bring volatility, uncertainty, anxiety and the urge to act – do something, anything, to make sure I’m safe. This is often where people make mistakes. Here are a few common ones we see and how to avoid them so you’re ready the next time around.
Turn on the TV or scroll through a news feed in uncertain times and you’re sure to see that nasty “R” word - Recession. “How bad will this be?” “How long will this last?” It’s not uncommon to hear, “This one is different!” or “We’ve never seen this problem before!” So, what does history have to tell us about this topic?