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There’s been a lot of talk about recessions lately: Whether one is near, far, or perhaps already here. Whether we can or should try to avoid it. What it even means to be in a recession, and how it’s related to current market turmoil. 

While it’s important to adhere to a long-term investment outlook, even an evidence-based portfolio is expected to evolve over time. New studies can change or add to our existing assumptions, with portfolio construction models evolving accordingly.

David Chilton has sold over five million copies of The Wealthy Barber and The Wealthy Barber Returns, a testament to the powerful advice he offers on how to invest and manage financial affairs. He sits down with Tony Chapman to share his life story and...

These days, there’s nearly no end to the shiny packaging in which product providers can wrap their offerings. Selecting the most appropriate structure—or structures—for your unique circumstances usually involves substantial due diligence.

As your advisor, we believe we add considerable value through our upfront and ongoing due diligence. We aim for a prudent balance between incorporating important innovations, without creating chaos.

The market’s volatile reactions to it all may have left you wondering whether, this time, seemingly heightened risks call for a higher-alert approach to your investment selections.  

The market is like an ocean: endless, ever-changeable, enduring. Since there’s no way you can control this greater force, how you choose to navigate it should be focused on your particulars.

We caution against trying to predict a stock’s next price based on the numbers at hand. But it helps to know those numbers are not drawn out of thin air.

This illustrates why markets will always be messy and confusing at a close-up view. Only as we zoom out can we track our progress, in the shape of an upward line of market returns over time and across the long haul.