tax planning

The Fed Finally Cuts Rates Again in September

The Fed finally pulled the trigger on a long anticipated September rate cut, trimming the funds rate by 0.25% to 4.00%–4.25%. The last cut before this? December 2024. What does that actually mean for important items like mortgages, rents, home prices, and the financial markets? One of the most common misconceptions we see and hear […]

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Markets Keep Rising, Even With Tariffs Back in Play

The headlines are full of tariff talk again, but markets have continued to march higher anyways. Here are the real forces we think are at work behind the record highs: Catalyst 1: Strong Economic Growth The economy surprised to the upside with over 3% GDP growth last quarter, driven by strong consumer spending and resilient

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The “One Big Beautiful Bill” Becomes Law – What It Means for You

A couple months ago our newsletter focused on the tax bill that was working its way through congress. Congress recently passed this sweeping new piece of legislation dubbed by some as the “One Big Beautiful Tax Bill.” While there have been a lot of media headlines surrounding the bill, we want to cut through the

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A “Big Beautiful Bill” and the Return of the ‘T’ Word We Actually Like to Talk About: Taxes

After months of headlines dominated by the other “T” word—tariffs—it’s refreshing to finally talk about something a little more familiar, a little more foundational, and frankly, a lot more relevant to how we live, save, and plan: Taxes. You may have seen that the House passed a new proposal to extend and expand parts of

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