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Mind over Matter: Perspective for Investors on the US Debt Ceiling

Mind over Matter: Perspective for Investors on the US Debt Ceiling -- No doubt there has been plenty of uncertainty in the last few months to keep the 24-hour news channels busy. First, it was banking issues, and now the debt ceiling. It is our innate human nature to want to take action when things happen that feel out of our control. Sometimes a little perspective can help. Below is a good piece from Dimensional Fund Advisors on this topic that we thought you’d find helpful. Enjoy!

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Give The Gift of Financial Education: planting seeds for the next generation of financially savvy individuals

The holiday season is upon us! For me, this brings fond memories of family traditions centered around spending time together, eating good food, and exchanging gifts. This year, consider giving the gift of financial education to your children (or grandchildren) that will pay dividends (pun totally intended) as they grow.

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The Relationship Between Time & Intensity

As a Financial Advisor, I cannot help but see the significant parallels between the consistent habits we need to maintain (or achieve) good health and those that help us be more successful in the pursuit of our various financial goals. We all seem to know what to do at a high level: save more, spend less, invest smartly, eat healthier foods, work out. What I find isn't always recognized is the relationship between the time and intensity of these actions.

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Disjointed Reality - The Economy vs. The Markets

These days, reading a newspaper feels like looking into some alternate reality where things make very little sense. When you take rising COVID-19 cases with a level of social unrest we haven’t seen for half a century, and top if off with shockingly bad economic news, you get a pretty universally ugly picture. Although we’ve never had an economic and public health crisis exactly like this, it doesn’t mean we can’t look to history to help us answer a few key questions.

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