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Economy maintains momentum
After two years of solid growth, how is the economy setup to perform in 2025?
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Geopolitical conflict and its impact on global markets
Investors weigh implications of the Trump administration’s geopolitical agenda and global trade policies.
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How to become a philanthropist
Progressing from being a “checkbook” donor to becoming a philanthropist can be one of the most rewarding privileges of wealth.
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The benefits of starting a private family foundation
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The impact of today’s changing interest rates on the housing market
Persistently higher mortgage rates are slowing U.S. housing market activity.
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How changing interest rates impact the bond market
How does an evolving interest rate environment create opportunities for bond investors?
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Trump administration tariffs reshape global markets
Does a new era of tariffs and retaliatory tariffs run the risk of raising inflation while shrinking economic growth?
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Is this a market correction?
Investors wonder if the S&P 500 pullback in March – as President Trump’s sweeping tariff policies are implemented – represents an emerging bearish trend for stocks.
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New tax laws 2025: Tax brackets and deductions
New year, updated tax rules. Review adjustments to tax brackets, deductions and retirement contributions to help inform your tax planning.
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2025 Investment Outlook
While we continue to focus on growth and inflation as the two principal capital market drivers, geopolitics will likely attract considerable investor attention to start 2025.
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Market analysis
Despite ongoing U.S. fiscal policy uncertainty, U.S. equities managed their first weekly gain in the last five, helped by a cautious Federal Reserve.
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Stock market under the Trump administration
As investors consider Donald Trump’s second presidential term, they’re increasingly focused on how the administration’s policy changes are impacting markets and the economy.
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