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We are pleased to announce that Financial Synergies Wealth Advisors has been selected to Financial Advisor Magazine's list of America's Top RIAs for 2022.
Investors and economists have breathed a sigh of relief as new inflation data suggest that price pressures are easing.
As the pandemic dragged on, some people tried new hobbies like baking bread, binge watching Tiger King, and day trading certain meme stocks.
The first week of August ended up being another winning week for the stock market, though it wasn't an east feat.
Recent reports on U.S. Gross Domestic Product for the 2nd quarter confirmed that the economy shrank in the first half of the year. Now what?
There was a time when you'd have a nice pension at the end of your working years. Now, of course, pensions are not as common, though you certainly have more retirement plan options available to you.
Headlines that reinforced a slower growth environment were persistent this week, but just as persistent - or resilient we should say - was the stock market.
In a year like this, when everything seems to be going south, it's tempting to want to get out of the market completely.
We've enclosed our 2nd Quarter 2022 Newsletter where we share our insights on the markets, economy, investing, and financial planning. 
The stock market endured another volatile week that began with three days of selling and ended with a rebound that lifted the S&P 500 off its lowest level in nearly four weeks.

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