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10/29/2026

Interest-rate changes attract attention, but the bigger story often lies beneath the announcement. The Fed raised rates in September for the first time in three years and expects another increase before year-end. These decisions reflect economic factors worth examining. Read our Q3 financial update to understand the Fed’s reasoning and what we're monitoring.

Here's what you need to know

10/27/2026

Retirement may begin during a period of market strength or challenging conditions. While you cannot control the timing, you can prepare with a flexible plan. Thoughtful decisions today can help you adapt if your financial circumstances do not unfold as expected.

Retirement isn't just about how much you save.

10/22/2026

Sometimes the most valuable market lessons come from relatively uneventful quarters. In Q3, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted modest gains, while the Dow declined. These results offer a useful opportunity to review your investment approach and stay focused on your goals rather than emotions. Read our latest quarterly financial update for a simple breakdown.

Here's what savvy investors took away from Q3

10/20/2026

How much have you set aside for retirement? It’s an important consideration, but it’s only one piece of the larger picture. Effective retirement planning also means evaluating how your finances can support your lifestyle, goals, and evolving needs in the years ahead.

The ten years that deserve extra attention.

10/17/2026

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10/07/2026

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10/06/2026

Imagine two people retiring with nearly identical savings. They spend similar amounts and earn roughly the same investment returns. Years later, one remains financially secure, while the other faces difficult decisions. The difference may have less to do with the returns themselves than with when those returns occurred.

Even if they saved the same amount.

09/22/2026

High-interest debt can hinder your financial progress by raising expenses and limiting your ability to save. Make at least the minimum payment on every account, then put any extra funds toward the balance with the highest interest rate. After paying it off, redirect those payments toward savings or investments.

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