Recent Blog Posts

Why 401(k) Changes Based on Daily Headlines Can Be Risky

Many investors feel the urge to react to the latest market headlines. News about inflation, interest rates, geopolitical conflict, or sharp market drops often creates a temptation to quickly adjust a 401(k) allocation. 

Stocks Hit Records as Middle East Tensions Ease

Markets regained footing Tuesday as signs the U.S.-Iran ceasefire remains intact helped ease fears of a broader conflict and pushed investors back into risk assets.

Building a Personal “News Filter” for Your 401(k)

For many Americans, their 401(k) isn’t just a retirement account—it’s an emotional companion, something they think about often even if retirement is still decades away.

FOR MEMPHIS: Good News from Memphis - Good News for Memphis - Good News for Memphis, May 5 2026

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to celebrate alongside many others the 2026 poster unveiling for the Memphis in May honored country, Ireland. In partnership with Memphis in May and ARTSmemphis, the Chamber debuted an incredible poster of the Irish countryside by local artist Anthony Lee. 

Oil Shock Knocks Stocks From Highs

Stocks finished lower Monday as a sharp rise in oil prices shifted investor focus from strong earnings momentum to geopolitical and inflation risk.

How Often Should You Look at Your 401(k) Balance?

For many of us, checking our 401(k) has become as routine as checking the weather. With just a few taps on your phone, you can see if your retirement savings are up, down, or holding steady. 

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