How to Change the World: Lessons from a Navy SEAL

In our weekly blogs, we like to offer perspective—usually it’s about the markets, planning, or strategic decision-making. But sometimes, the best kind of insight has nothing to do with finances and everything to do with leadership,…

College Planning 101 (2025 edition)

Kids cost a lot. As financial planners, we know the expected average cost that a child can be to a family. As a parent, I know that the actual figure can be much more than that average. In this blog, I will talk about one of the…

Seeing Through Stock Market Anxiety

We summarized our November “Election Uncertainty is Over, but What Now?” blog by writing “election uncertainty is over but now we have policy uncertainty.” Boy, was that an understatement! Fifty-some days into Trump’s new presidency,…

The Financial Impact of a Super Bowl

The Super Bowl isn’t just the biggest event in US sports- it’s a massive financial machine. Whether your favored team won or lost this past weekend, all participants in this great sporting competition stand to benefit. The Winners…

U.S. Tariffs: How They Affect Consumers and Investors

Tariffs, taxes imposed on imported goods, have long been a tool in U.S. trade policy, used to protect domestic industries, address trade imbalances, and respond to international disputes. In recent years, tariffs have made headlines…

Financial Habits of Gen Z

As a firm that serves clients as old as 100 years and as young as teens, we see first-hand that generational finance habits can vary drastically. For boomers, gen X, and millennials, this difference seems more nuanced. However, with…