Plain answers, posted as they come up
Notes from the team on retirement spending, the move to &Partners, and the questions clients bring to the table.
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How should I invest for high inflation?
Read the article →: How should I invest for high inflation?A conversation with the &Partners Investment Team In past high-inflation periods, which asset classes beat inflation and which didn’t keep up? The &Partners Investment…
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Inside &Partners’ approach to estate planning
Read the article →: Inside &Partners’ approach to estate planningHow can clients pass more wealth to heirs? Two of our partners explain why they think it’s wise to let financial advisors coordinate estate…
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The Retirement Expenses Nobody Warns You About
Read the article →: The Retirement Expenses Nobody Warns You AboutMost people enter retirement with a pretty good idea of what their major expenses will be. We anticipate things like housing, healthcare, and everyday…
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When Should You Start Giving Your Kids Their Inheritance?
Read the article →: When Should You Start Giving Your Kids Their Inheritance?For generations, the traditional approach to inheritance was fairly straightforward: parents accumulated wealth throughout their lives and passed what remained to their children after…
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Financial Values that Grandparents Can Pass Along
Read the article →: Financial Values that Grandparents Can Pass AlongFinancial Values that Grandparents Can Pass Along Grandparents leave behind more than fond memories and family traditions. You also pass along values that shape…
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Protecting Your Digital Assets
Read the article →: Protecting Your Digital AssetsEstate planning often focuses on tangible assets such as real estate, investment accounts, and personal property. But today, many people also have valuable digital…
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What to Do When the Stock Market Drops
Read the article →: What to Do When the Stock Market DropsWhen the stock market drops, the instinct is to act: sell before things get worse, sit in cash until conditions stabilize, and buy back…
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The Trouble With the Word “Retired”
Read the article →: The Trouble With the Word “Retired”For decades, when someone asked, “What do you do?” the answer was easy. You were a teacher, a surgeon, an engineer, a business owner.…
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