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On August 1, Fitch, a credit ratings agency, downgraded the U.S. debt from AAA (the highest rating) to AA+. Does it matter?
Join our Chief Investment Officer, Mike Minter, as he provides commentary and analysis on the markets and economy for the 2nd quarter of 2023.
Here are some smart credit card strategies to help you pay down your debt and start taking control of your financial future.
The Fed's challenge since they began raising rates in March 2022 has been to strike a balance between beating inflation and preventing a recession, i.e., achieving a so-called "soft landing."
Equity compensation is an attractive benefit that many companies offer to their employees. It can be a valuable way to reward and motivate employees by giving them a share of the company’s ownership.
Big question: how’s the economy doing so far in 2023? With the year more than half over and markets on a spree, it's an important question to consider.
Celebrating as a family member graduates high school and attends college is a joyous event and the culmination of years of hard work.
Harry Markowitz, the pioneer and father of Modern Portfolio Theory, passed away on June 22 at the age of 95.
Major stock market indices made significant gains in the first half of 2023 due to slowing Fed rate hikes and a strong rally in tech stocks.
Although 2026 is a few years away, one question you may want to start considering now is - are you prepared for an estate tax sunset?
In this article we discuss 529s and other college savings programs. What education savings programs are right for you?
Now is a great time to slow down and take stock of your entire financial picture and how it’s lining up with your year-end goals.
Social Security is a different experience for every American, but certain things are universal. How would you do on a social security quiz?
In simple terms, the 4% rule attempts to answer the question "how much can I withdraw from my portfolio each year over the course of my retirement?"
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