
Market Outlook: 3 Reasons Long-Term Investors Should Be Optimistic
It seems like bad news is inescapable these days. For much of last year, even good news about the economy was bad news for markets.
Your financial situation evolves over time. The financial markets and tax laws are also frequently changing. In recent history, American investors have experienced sweeping changes to retirement rules, tax rates and deductions, required minimum distribution age and rules for beneficiaries, rapidly rising and falling interest rates, and the estate tax exemption. Some of these changes are set to expire in 2026. Your life isn’t standing still – stay on top of legislative changes and current market events with the Darrow Wealth Insights blog.
It seems like bad news is inescapable these days. For much of last year, even good news about the economy was bad news for markets.
Investing during periods of volatility can be difficult, especially when markets seem arbitrary. Gaining a historical perspective can help expectations for investors and reframe events
After many years of stubbornly low inflation, we are now in an environment we haven’t seen for 40 years. Prices are going up – fast.
Inflation is at 40-year highs. The Federal Reserve has started raising interest rates to cool the economy and tame inflation. But it won’t be easy.
We all know 2022 hasn’t been kind to investors so far. But according to BlackRock, it’s been one of the worst two months to start
The Federal Reserve is planning to raise interest rates (the Federal Funds rate) earlier than expected to cool down the hot economy. The stock market
The Federal Reserve plans to raise interest rates more quickly than the market expected a couple of months ago. This is sending shock waves into
Tax planning for a sudden liquidity event just got more complicated. If you’re expecting a big windfall from selling a business or employee stock options
Between the Biden tax plans and other bills already before Congress, it’s likely that some level of tax legislation will make its way into law
How The Stock Market Has Performed Before, During, And After Presidential Elections There’s a lot going on during any normal election year, but fittingly, this