Does federal debt mean disaster for your portfolio?

Federal Government Debt

Is the federal government debt, which reached a record $28 trillion in March, a potential warning sign? You might hear pundits and colleagues suggesting that this spells doom for the stockmarkets and your portfolio. Before making any rash decisions, let’s examine the relationship between federal debt and stock market performance.

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Avoid short-term popularity contests when investing

At its peak, a single tulip bulb could be worth thousands of florins, a gold coin of varying weight and purity. Like the tulip trade centuries ago, markets have provided examples of this type of extreme asset bubble in recent decades and even in the first few months of this year.

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Planning through the generations

Financial Planning through generations

Conversations about multigenerational planning begin with the first generation. The success of an estate plan can depend on whether the details of that plan have been properly communicated to family members. Therefore, it is helpful to be educated on how the estate plan works, proper steps to take and how wealth will be transferred to following generations.

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Markets aren’t about politics or policy

Election & Stock Markets

Markets aren’t about politics or policy, or even the economy. They comprise the major companies of the world, all of which have a vested interest in efficiently and profitably producing the goods and services we need.

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