After Leading Gains in 2025, Can These 3 Financial Stocks Keep Climbing in 2026?
As 2026 gets underway, investors are asking whether three of the most talked‑about financial stocks, Robinhood Markets, Better Home & Finance, and Forge Global, that outperformed in 2025, can sustain their momentum in 2026. No doubt each financial stock had enjoyed notable growth last year, but varied business models and market realities make the road […]
The Sandwich Generation Squeeze (40s & 50s Crisis)
Many adults in their midlife are discovering that life no longer comes with stability. The reason is that they are trying to balance between the educational expenses of their kids and medical appointments for aging parents. You’re not alone, as about 23% of U.S. adults are part of the sandwich generation financial stress. It has […]
The “Tax Drag” Effect (The 1-2% Loss)
Take tax drag as a slow leak in your investment bucket. It will drip one to two percent of points a year, but it will be steady. This is why tax-efficient investing strategies matter more than most families expect. If your portfolio earns 7% before taxes and ends up keeping 6% after taxes. This single […]
4 Financial Predictions for 2026 We May See Happening
While last year crowned AI as the markets’ golden ticket, 2026 may be the year that winners are separated from the hype. 1) AI’s Triumph, And The Test Ahead After a string of gains fueled by enthusiasm for artificial intelligence, market commentators say 2026 will be the moment of truth. Some AI-linked companies will justify […]
Financial Advisors Wonder How The US-China Relationship Will Impact Investors In 2026
2026 is going to be the year of hot debate about the US-China relationship. Most importantly, financial advisors are going to pay close attention to it. According to them, this relationship will remain an important factor for investors this year. Because these two are the world’s largest economies, their economic and political decisions have a […]
Emergency Savings: The “One Month” Danger Zone
Key Takeaways Most of the emergencies last longer, so one savings will not work. A small savings buffer can quickly fall short. All accessible cash protects investments and enables taking calm and thoughtful decisions. Flexibility is essential for wealthy families. When their reserves match the real-world risks, money supports them in long-term plans without causing […]
The Trust Metric: 85% of Clients Rate Advisors Positively (It’s Not About Returns)
If great returns are an indicator of a good financial advisor, then trust would rise and fall as the market changes. But on the truth side, clients don’t actually experience this. Studies show that even during volatile years, some clients stayed loyal to the advisor they trusted. In fact, 85% of clients rated their performance […]
How Much Do Americans Spend On Christmas
Americans are expected to spend about $902 a head at Christmas. This sum is smaller than Canada’s per-person outlay that sits alongside nearly $1 trillion in U.S. holiday retail sales. This reveals an economy that spends big even when individuals say they will pay more. According to data compiled by Exploding Topics, using figures from […]
The Fear of Outliving Money: 51% of Americans Are Worried
Key Takeaways: More than half of Americans are concerned about their savings. The fear is stronger than the fear of death. Longevity and the rising cost have turned this anxiety into a planning reality. High-net-worth families are not as concerned as others. This is not because they lack assets, but poor income planning can quietly […]
The New Price of Comfort: Americans Say They Need $1.26 Million to Retire in 2025
TLDR: Americans are reported to say they now need $1.26 million for a comfortable retirement, to live longer, and maintain their lifestyle. Today, inflation has slowed, but many people still don’t save enough, underestimating the importance of starting early and saving regularly over time. Wealthy families use this number to help plan their finances, not […]