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posted on 3/24/2020
With the S&P 500 Index down 30% from the highs, it has officially moved into a bear market.
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posted on 2/28/2020
Learn several ways to potentially lower your tax bill through tax-efficient investing.
posted by Jasmyne Green on 1/28/2019
Nick Blasberg, LSB Wealth Management advisor, was recently recognized as one of the nation's Top 100 Bank Advisors for 2018.
posted by Brian Heying on 9/2/2016
Do you know what your biggest asset is? Don't underestimate yourself, your biggest asset is YOU!
posted on 4/20/2016
Downsizing your home in retirement can help you achieve your financial goals.
posted on 9/28/2015
Many people only think of life insurance in terms of income replacement and paying for final expenses but, for certain investors, life insurance as an asset class can be an important part of their overall financial strategy. For instance, it can help families protect their wealth in several ways, from providing funds to pay estate taxes to the realization of tax deferred (and even sometimes tax-free) gains.
posted on 8/24/2015
The excitement of football is on everyone's mind, teams are beginning to complete their game plans for the coming season, and you've started strategizing your perfect fantasy football team. But have you completed your financial strategy? Here are a few tips for putting together a game plan that is sure to tackle debt and leave you doing your victory dance.
posted on 8/20/2015
We expect another quarterly earnings gain in the second quarter despite the drags from oil and the U.S. dollar.
posted on 8/18/2015
Fixed income markets showed signs of a growth scare in July 2015, with lower real yields, lower inflation expectations, and a flatter yield curve.
posted on 7/31/2015
As the currency of the world's largest economy and largest exporter, the dollar naturally plays a dominant role in international transactions.
posted on 7/28/2015
Puerto Rico's debt crisis remains isolated and not symptomatic of the broad municipal bond market.
posted on 7/24/2015
The latest Beige Book suggests that the U.S. economy is still growing at or above its long-term trend, and that some upward wage pressures continue to emerge.
posted on 7/22/2015
The additional supply expected from Iran and the slow response by producers to reduce supply may lengthen oil's stay in the $50-60 range. We have tempered our previous enthusiasm for the energy sector and at current oil price levels view it as a market performer.
posted on 7/17/2015
As companies report second quarter 2015 results, the health of the global economy will likely get plenty of attention.
posted on 7/16/2015
Due to still expensive valuations and low yields, we believe the current low-return environment could potentially persist for high-quality bonds for several years.
posted on 7/13/2015
Our view remains that the Fed is on track to hike rates for the first time in this cycle in late 2015.
posted on 7/8/2015
The referendum result this weekend throws Greece's future in the currency union firmly in doubt.
posted on 7/1/2015
We do not believe transports' weakness is a signal of an impending economic and market downturn. Historical data suggest transports' underperformance may actually be signaling a buying opportunity for the S&P 500 rather than a sell.
posted on 6/29/2015
We continue to expect roughly flat bond returns for 2015, as the choppy market environment witnessed over the first half of 2015 continues.
posted on 6/26/2015
When someone asks, "How is your health?" you can usually give a pretty definitive answer. Your knee aches, your back is a little stiff and so on. But what if someone asked you, "How's your financial health?" What would your answer be? Would you know what to say?
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