Capital Insights: 3 Financial Planning Questions for Higher Gas Prices
This month, Trent Von Ahsen examines how a sharp rise in gas prices is quietly reshaping household budgets—and three financial planning questions that help you respond with intention rather than by default.
The Planning Corner: Do You Need Medicare at 65 if You’re Still Working?
David Ernst and Nick Timm discuss how Medicare enrollment works if you continue working past age 65. They highlight key timing considerations, common coverage pitfalls, and a few important factors to review before deciding whether to enroll in Medicare or stay on an employer plan.
Capital Insights: Why the Market's Worst Days Matter Most
This month, Trent Von Ahsen examines how market volatility can tempt investors to step aside at exactly the wrong time—and why missing just a handful of the market’s best days can have a lasting impact on long-term results.
Is Private Credit Worth the Risk?
You've probably heard the pitch: higher yields, less volatility, exclusive access. Private credit sounds compelling. But the fine print tells a different story.
The Planning Corner: Your Tax Return Is Filed—Now What?
David Ernst and Nicholas Timm break down how your tax return can become a powerful planning tool, what it reveals about your financial picture, and how to make smarter decisions for the year ahead.
Capital Insights: What the Software Sell-Off Tells Us
This month, Trent Von Ahsen looks at the recent sell-off in software stocks and what it tells us about how quickly market narratives can shift.
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