Maynerich Financial

07/16/2026

You are always more than welcome to take a peek at our new home by stopping by. BUT here are some excellent interior shots of the building! We are so excited to be sharing this with all of you!

07/13/2026

Stocks largely advanced over a V-shaped week as the AI trade, led by chip stocks, pushed the S&P 500 and Nasdaq averages higher amid renewed conflict. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose 1.23 percent, while the Nasdaq Composite Index...

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07/09/2026

Our new office is more than just a building—it's a reflection of the amazing people who have supported us along the way.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our open house. Seeing so many friends, family members, clients, and community partners come together to celebrate this next chapter meant the world to us.

We are honored by your trust and support and look forward to serving our community for many years to come!

07/02/2026

We wish you a wonderful 4th of July weekend filled with celebration, reflection, and time with family and friends!

07/01/2026

Growth with purpose.

More opportunities to meet. More resources to support your goals. More room to grow together.

This new office reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering the personalized service, guidance, and experience our clients have come to expect. Thank you for being part of this journey. We couldn't have done it without you!

06/29/2026

Stocks ended mixed as falling oil prices helped lift the Dow Industrials, while concerns about AI valuation put pressure on the broader market. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index fell 1.95 percent while the Nasdaq Composite Index skidded...

06/22/2026

We were blown away by the support at our grand opening event! We are honored to be a part of this community and look forward to continuing to build lasting relationships and serving you for years to come! Financial

06/22/2026

Consumers continued spending in May, even as higher prices and gas costs remained part of the picture.

Retail sales rose 0.9% in May, up from a revised 0.4% increase in April. Excluding gas station sales, retail sales rose 0.7%.

The gains were broad-based, with clothing, accessories, furniture, and online sales all moving higher. Online sales rose 1.5% during the month.

The data suggests consumers are still spending, supported in part by tax refunds and steady hiring. However, economists noted that the boost from tax refunds may fade, and higher gas prices could still affect household behavior.

Some shoppers appear to be adjusting by looking for discounts, changing where they fill up, or becoming more selective with purchases.

For the broader economy, retail sales offer a useful snapshot of consumer strength — and how households respond when prices, fuel costs, and confidence all shift at once.

Shoppers stepped up their spending in May, surpassing economists’ expectations, as temperatures warmed and gasoline prices leveled off.

06/17/2026

Saving for retirement gets a lot of attention. Spending those savings can be just as important.

A recent survey found that only 31% of Americans know what “decumulation” means — the process of drawing down retirement assets over time.

That uncertainty may help explain why some retirees spend far less than they could. One report found that about one-third of retirees still had 100% or more of their initial retirement assets by their mid-80s.

For many people, the concern is not just having enough saved. It is knowing how to use those savings while accounting for healthcare costs, inflation, taxes, market changes, and longevity.

Common withdrawal guidelines, such as the 4% rule, may provide a starting point, but they do not account for every personal circumstance.

The transition from saving to spending can be both emotional and financial. After decades of building retirement assets, using them thoughtfully can take a different kind of confidence.

Many Americans spend decades saving for retirement, but lack a plan for using that money once they stop working, a new survey finds. Here's what to know.