Planning For Housing in the Golden Years

Erin Itkoe, Senior Wealth Counselor   When our kids go to college, we spend countless hours evaluating their housing options. Shouldn’t we do the same for ourselves as we age? A key component of long-term retirement planning is addressing current and future housing...

Recent Changes to Stone Ridge Funds

Brandon Yee, Research Analyst   In response to an evolving catastrophe bond market, Stone Ridge Asset Management recently closed the Stone Ridge Reinsurance Risk Premium Fund (SREIX) and the Stone Ridge High Yield Reinsurance Risk Premium Fund (SHRIX) to new...

What Does the New Presidency Mean for Your Wealth?

Versant Capital Management examines the scenarios.   Tom Connelly Mitch Barr   Alice: Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here? The Cheshire Cat: That depends a good deal on where you want to get to. Alice: I don’t much care where....

Can I Retire at 65? Ask Again Later

By Mitchell Barr, Client Associate The ancient Greeks practiced polytheism, meaning they believed multiple deities controlled the fate of the world. However, they were not content to accept the will of the gods as it presented itself. They were constantly seeking to...

What Are the Presidential Candidate’s Plans for the Estate Tax?

By Mitchell Barr, Client Associate   The Estate Tax is one of the largest concerns for wealthy families and individuals in the United States. The tax has been in place since 1916, marking 100 years of the “death tax” as we know it today. Currently, the federal...

How Technology Will Change the Way We Age

Liz Shabaker, Principal & COO    Last month I attended the Schwab Impact Conference in San Diego, an invitation-only industry conference, where advisors came together with influential presenters, exhibitors and subject-matter experts to learn about and...