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Year-End Giving Strategies: Maximizing Your Impact

Year-End Giving Strategies: Maximizing Your Impact

America is a generous country. People with diverse backgrounds can unite for a good cause, whether to benefit their local communities or the broader world. As we enter the holiday season, now is a great time to think about your giving strategy and your contributions...

Exploring the Financial Impact of Electric Vehicles

Exploring the Financial Impact of Electric Vehicles

As financial professionals, we’ve noticed a trend among our clients: an increasing interest in electric vehicles (EVs). To help address some of your questions, we’ve compiled this high-level guide to provide insights into the financial aspects of owning an electric...

The Impact of Elections on the Markets and Tax Policy

The Impact of Elections on the Markets and Tax Policy

The Impact of Elections on the Markets and Tax Policy With Labor Day behind us, we're in the final stretch of the 2024 presidential election race. As we follow the news and parse the most recent polls, some may ask, "How might what happens on November 5 impact my...

Don’t Be A Victim Of The Retirement Crisis

Don’t Be A Victim Of The Retirement Crisis

If you think the United States has a retirement crisis, you are not alone. A recent survey found that 79% of working-age Americans believe the same thing. That percentage is up from 67% in 2020. When asked about their situation, more than half of Americans (55%) are...

Ten Common Estate Strategy Mistakes You Should Avoid

Ten Common Estate Strategy Mistakes You Should Avoid

Legacy preparation can play a key role in any financial strategy. Legacy management lets you consider what happens to everything you’ve accumulated—and may continue to accumulate—throughout your lifetime. But far too often, we’ve seen this as something that gets...

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In 1984, the average American household spent $2,500 per person annually on health care. In 2018, that number was $5,000. That means costs are 100% higher than they were in 1984.

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