Throughout your life, you’ve worked hard to pay bills, put food on the table, and secure your family’s future. Still, questions linger: Am I saving enough? Are my investments well-allocated? How should my strategies change as retirement approaches?
When the markets entered 2025, they were riding a wave of euphoria, a veritable sugar high born from the 2024 election results. The new administration, with its tagline of being the “Most Business-Friendly” in history, sparked a significant rally. We, however, remained upbeat but professionally skeptical.
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