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Americans spend more on healthcare than residents of any other developed country in the world. As a result, 14% of the U.S. market cap is

If you’re a superstitious investor, you might be blaming the recent decline in the stock market on the October Effect, or the theory that stock

Here’s a proposition to you — how would you like to work with a financial advisor who doesn’t have to work in your best interest,

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 went into effect on January 1, 2018 and started the year off with a bang.  Most notably,

This week capped the longest bull market in the history of the Standard and Poors 500 Index. Technically, a bull market is the period that

Earlier this month, President Trump announced that he and US Treasurer, Steven Mnuchin, were determining if they had authority to unilaterally pass a massive and

This week, President Trump was forced to back off on his aggressive trade war, defend himself against recorded audio discussing a payoff to a Playboy

The first half of this year was shaky, and made some people wonder if the positive, bull market was coming to an end. Thankfully, the

The Dow Jones Industrial Average got an awakening this last week when two consecutive days of losses wiped out the year’s gains. Down by 1.8%

One of the unexpected consequences of the new tax law is that charitable organizations are going to be struggling. Under the new tax law, charitable