Nye Wealth Management

07/14/2026

Here are the ideal places for retirees to live.

06/30/2026

What if you could send $100 back to 1928 and invest it? We broke down three paths — cash, bonds, and the stock market — and tracked what happened over nearly a century. The results are a good reminder that compounding doesn't need perfect conditions. It just needs time.

See what a century of investing history shows.

06/23/2026

Sitting in cash can feel safe. But over long periods of time, ”safe” might have a cost. We recently broke down what happened to $100 across three different paths over nearly 100 years. The choice that felt safest at the start didn't end up that way. Take a look.

History shows why comfort can come at a cost.

06/16/2026

Inflation doesn't shout. It just quietly chips away. In the late 1920s, $100 could cover more than a month's rent. Today, it might cover dinner out. In our latest newsletter, we explored what happened when that $100 was invested differently — and what it means for your purchasing power over time.

See what a century of history says about cash.

06/09/2026

History doesn't repeat exactly, but it does tend to reward patience. When markets feel uncertain, it helps to zoom out. In our latest Visual Insights Newsletter, we looked at what happened to $100 invested in 1928 and left alone for nearly a century. The results may surprise you.

A simple lesson about time and discipline.

05/26/2026

Retirement isn't a finish line. It's a number of important decisions: when to claim Social Security, which accounts to tap, how to make the money last. That's one of five crossroads in this month's newsletter. The other four might surprise you.

Prep today means fewer regrets tomorrow.

05/19/2026

What do divorce, inheritance, caregiving, job changes, and retirement have in common? They're all moments when emotions run high—and financial mistakes can follow. My latest newsletter breaks down all five. Worth a read if any of these are on your radar.

These money moments hit hard. Stay prepared.

05/12/2026

About two-thirds of wealthy parents haven't told their kids what they're inheriting. So when the money arrives, it comes with grief, confusion, and zero instructions. That's how windfalls can turn into missed opportunities.

Plan for the moments that reshape your finances.

05/05/2026

The five moments that reshape your finances: Divorce. Inheritance. Caregiving. Job change. Retirement. None of them send a calendar invite first.

Divorce. Job loss. Inheritance. Are you ready?

04/21/2026

Many retirees underspend, not because they need to, but because they’re afraid of making the wrong decision at the wrong time. When retirement is framed as one long, steady chapter, the stakes feel high. Spend too much now and you worry about later. Spend too little and you wonder what you’re missing. But what if retirement is better understood as three chapters, each with its own pace and priorities. I break this down in my latest note, along with a few questions worth thinking about as you plan your next chapter.

New research challenges old ideas of retirement.