If you already fund a child’s education through a 529 plan, a new federal tax credit for K-12 scholarship donations may sound like a simple add-on. It is not. Congress created section 25F in 2025,…
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October 2026 Market Commentary – The Fed Hikes as Treasury Yields Rise
September turned the page from waiting to acting. Following August’s stock-market rebound, investors faced a more complicated inflation picture: the August consumer price report showed a faster monthly increase, driven partly by gasoline, even as…
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The Annual Financial Review: What Actually Belongs on the Agenda
You probably have a standing appointment on the calendar: the annual check-in with your financial advisor. The portfolio report arrives, the markets get a few minutes, and you leave with a handshake and a sense…
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Medicare Open Enrollment Starts October 15: What You Can Change for 2027
If you already have Medicare, the calendar just handed you a fixed window. Open Enrollment runs from October 15 through December 7, 2026, and it is the one time each year when most people can…
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September 2026 Market Commentary – Stocks Rebound, The Test Waits
July left two stories on the table: a split equity tape under a nearly unchanged S&P 500, and a war in the Strait of Hormuz that had already pushed crude well above its June low….
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Gift or Loan: Helping a Child With a Down Payment
The offer is accepted, the closing date is on the calendar, and the gap between what the lender wants at closing and what is in your child’s account is sitting on the kitchen table. The…
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August Market Commentary – Fed Holds, Investors Sell
As the conflict between the U.S. and Iran wages on, its impact on oil prices proves continuously relevant to market volatility and the future for inflation. July saw the U.S. reimpose a naval blockade on…
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The College Funding Toolkit for High-Earning Families
Those four years when your child is in college can be a rollercoaster ride, but the scariest part for high-earning parents can be figuring out how to pay for it. It can be tempting to…
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Trust Fundamentals: A Flexible Framework for Your Estate
You’ve worked hard to build your wealth, you have the strong nest egg for your retirement years, but how are you going to pass down any remaining wealth to your family, kids, and grandkids? Where…
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June Market Commentary – Hiring Makes An Unexpected Recovery, But A Rate Hike May Be On The Horizons
The war with Iran remains highly tumultuous despite April’s indefinite ceasefire extension. The truce has been critically strained by a continuous “dual blockade” in the Persian Gulf and direct military flare-ups, with U.S. retaliatory strikes…
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