One of the most common questions we hear from clients is, “Where can I invest some cash that is going to be lower risk and provide a better return than my saving account?”. It doesn’t matter if the stock market is at an all-time high or in correction territory, people naturally want to store cash in a safe position receiving a modest return.
High inflation, a hawkish Fed, and a sunken battleship. Is there anything other than bad news to guide investors?
As the weather begins to change and our lives become filled with the joys of spring, let us keep in mind that all is not a bed of roses. Recently, Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new malware infection spreading throughout the internet.
This quarter’s sell-off has affected both stocks and bonds, even trigging a technical indicator called a “death cross”. Corrections are more common than many believe and, importantly, are part of financial planning.
Financial stress is no joke, and the anxiety you feel about your money can be crippling. If you're starting to experience financial stress, try these 5 tips.
In 2022, as we continue to navigate through our new norm brought on by Covid-19, we strive to help our small business owners stay abreast of the never-ending changes.
High inflation and rate hikes ahead, should investors be worried?
Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many businesses have employees performing their job duties entirely at home or in a hybrid combination of remote and in-office work. Over the past two years this has caused much confusion with Ohio municipal income tax withholding and other municipal tax issues.
Now that we’ve settled into the new year, let’s do a quick review of the markets, jobs, inflation, the Fed, and lay out some big, round numbers to keep in mind as we move into 2022.
Our firm has been quoted in over 40 articles this year, including in U.S. News & World Report, Forbes, Yahoo! Finance, Business Insider, TheStreet.com, and more. Here are our thoughts on active and passive investment management that we wrote in a recent response.