How can we keep anxiety down when it comes to the intersection of elections and investing?

It can be hard sometimes to stay in your proper lane when it comes to investing. In this blog we write about the importance of knowing your investment investment lane in the first place. We first write about knowing your emotional risk tolerance (how much your heart can handle), your financial capacity for risk (how much you can afford). Finally, we write about methods to keep from drifting from your lane and when it makes sense to just hire a driver and get on with your life.

This is a slightly modified copy of my Coronavirus (Covid-19) related client communication. In this communication, I share my thoughts on the new announcements that insurance cost coverage related to the Coronavirus has been expanded.

In this post, we take a closer look at the Smart Money/Dumb Money Sentiment Indicator to see where markets go to next.

End of life challenges often tends not to be high on the priority list for many. Yet, ask anyone who has had a family member in a difficult financial position with limited means, and you might have a different perspective. In this post, I share an excellent report created by Morningstar that walks through many valuable statistics on long-term care.