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As we are now a few weeks into this tragic period in the U.S. and the world, it can become easier to get discouraged and let negativity take over our mind. One thing we learned during the financial crisis of 2008 was that there are opportunities to make progress during
As we continue to deal with the spread of COVID-19, we thought it was important to review some facts about the virus that we know as of now. As you know, this is a developing situation, and the facts will change and evolve as our health care community learns more
Many of us are taking the necessary steps to stay healthy and avoid contracting the COVID-19 illness. Below is a series of actions we can implement right now to further boost our chances of staying healthy. Stay active Get 30-45 minutes of activity 5 times per week. You don’t need
Extraordinary Market Events: Implied and realized volatility in both stocks and bonds has ramped to levels not seen since the global financial crisis. Equity markets officially entered bear market territory, with key benchmarks down over 20% from mid-February highs. The entire US Treasury yield curve briefly traded below 1%, as
This is our next blog in a series about how to plan and care for our aging loved ones. In this piece, we offer tips and advice on how to gather and organize financial records, documents and information. Organizing Financial Records Many of us don’t have our financial documents and
Please find the next blog in our monthly series that provides a review of the prior month’s market data, the state of the economy, and the global financial markets. Global Economy: Despite risk-on sentiment that drove stocks to record levels in the first half of the month, it was a
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates today by half percentage point amid concern the coronavirus outbreak could threaten the US economy. It is the first emergency move like this since 2008. “The fundamentals of the U.S. economy remain strong,” a statement from the Federal Reserve said. “However, the coronavirus poses
On Monday and Tuesday of this week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell nearly 2,000 points, falling from historic highs by approximately 6.5%. The spread of Coronavirus to countries such as Korea, Iran and Italy sparked the selloff which was compounded on Tuesday when the CDC warned Americans that a
When you start to notice that your parents are slowing down because of age or illness, talking with them about their future needs and plans can be difficult. Finances, estate planning, care plans, final wishes, etc. are complicated discussions. In our experience, we believe it is important to start these
Please find the next blog in our monthly series that provides a review of the prior month’s market data, the state of the economy, and the global financial markets. Global Economy: Following the robust returns of 2019, there has been much speculation as to what may precipitate heightened volatility in
While the global economy extended its post-crisis recovery in 2019, growth occurred at its slowest pace since the global financial crisis. Despite the headwinds from a weak global economy, trade disputes, geopolitical tensions, and social unrest, it was a strong year for global equities. Key Highlights: Political and trade-related headlines
Background The recently signed “Phase One” trade deal between the U.S. and China has been viewed with skepticism by some analysts. The deal mostly left existing tariffs in place, and there are doubts whether China can actually deliver on its promised $200 billion of commodity purchases over the next two
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