Disruptive Tech and Why 2025 Could Be the New 2003 for Investors
AI is the pivotal theme that’s accelerating innovation across sectors such as industrials, healthcare, finance, and technology itself. But today’s investment landscape feels a lot like the early 2000s. After the dot-com bubble burst, uncertainty was high, but the foundational technologies of the internet and Web 2.0 were just beginning. For investors who looked past […]
The Investment Strategy Your Advisor Won’t Talk About
After spending nearly two decades in the wealth management industry, working with clients at some of the largest banks and registered investment advisor (RIA) firms, I saw the same pattern. And if you’re a professional who has ever worked with a financial advisor, I bet you’ve heard this story. It goes something like this: “The […]
Your Financial Advisor’s #1 Rule Might be Hurting Your Returns
You’ve heard the saying a million times: “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” It’s the first piece of advice anyone gets about investing. But in the world of most financial advisors, this idea has been taken too far. The result? What some call “diworsification”—a portfolio so spread out that it owns all the […]
Unveiling the Mystery: How Your Financial Advisor Truly Gets Paid
Have you ever wondered how your financial advisor earns their living? It’s a fair question, especially when you’re entrusting them with your financial future. Let’s take a closer look and shed some light on this important area when it comes to wealth management. Commissions: When Product Companies Pay Imagine your advisor recommending an investment or […]
10 Retirement Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make When You’re Young
According to Fidelity’s 2025 State of Retirement Planning Study, 38% of retirees wished they’d prioritized saving earlier. I’ve seen a lot mistakes people make when it comes to their retirement planning (and have made some myself). Here are ten mistakes and how to avoid them. Starting Too Late Many of us put off saving when […]
The Retirement Decision: Should You Work One Extra Year?
As the time to retire arrives, some of my clients face a question: “Should I retire now or work just one more year?” This decision carries enormous weight, both financially and personally. Meet Rob and Natalie, a couple I’ve been working with in this situation. Retirement Crossroads Rob and Natalie, ages 66, had built a […]
Top 5 Money Mistakes Even Wealthy Investors Make
Even for high-net-worth investors, managing wealth can be tricky. Avoiding these common pitfalls can make a big difference in preserving and growing wealth over time. Emotional Investing One of the biggest traps for wealthy investors is emotional decision-making. Market swings, sensational headlines, or the fear of missing out (FOMO) can lead to impulsive moves like […]
6 Financial Moves Every 40-Something Should be Making
If you’re in your forties, you’re probably juggling a lot—career, family, maybe a mortgage, likely hitting your peak earning years and definitely thinking about retirement. The 40s are often called the “sandwich generation” years. That’s because people often find themselves simultaneously supporting their children (sometimes including college expenses) while having to assist aging parents. Add […]
The #1 Wealth Risk Tech Professionals Ignore
If you’re a tech employee, you’ve probably enjoyed some amazing perks—great benefits, equity compensation, free lunches and much more. But lately, things have gotten more rocky with tech companies with layoffs increasing and tech stock prices taking a hit. Suddenly, that equity you’ve been given or promised doesn’t feel so secure. Your company’s success shouldn’t […]
5 Simple Ways to Boost Your Retirement Savings Today
Between today’s expenses and the uncertainty of the future, it can be tough to know where to start or how to boost your savings. But the good news is that it’s never too late to get on track. Here are five simple ways to help you feel more confident in creating an effective retirement plan […]