Do elections impact market performance? Explore data-driven insights on how presidential and congressional elections affect investment returns—and what it means for your financial plan.

Recession is here—are your investments ready? Learn how to protect and grow your retirement portfolio during economic downturns with smart strategies like asset diversification, tax planning, and recession-resilient investing.

Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) are a valuable part of many compensation packages. Learn how RSUs work, how they’re taxed, and how to make smart decisions once your shares vest.

After decades of paying payroll taxes, many people believe that their Social Security benefits are tax-exempt, but this simply isn’t the case for a lot of retirees. In fact, the Social Security Administration estimates that 52% of beneficiaries paid income tax on their benefits in 2015 and 56% of all beneficiary families will owe income tax on their benefits from 2015—2050.

Estate planning is essential for LGBTQ+ couples to protect their assets and loved ones. Learn key strategies to avoid legal pitfalls, ensure medical decision rights, and secure your legacy.

A 529 plan helps your education savings grow tax-free—use it for tuition, books, student loans, and even K–12 costs. Talk to an advisor today!

Struggling to balance safety and social connection during COVID-19? Learn how to assess your personal risk tolerance, set a COVID-19 risk budget, and make informed decisions that align with your values and health priorities.

Learn how non-qualified stock options (NSOs) work, including tax implications, key terms, and strategies to maximize your gains while minimizing tax liability.

Whether you retired on New Year’s Day or are retiring next week, the first summer as a retiree is an exciting time. Your days of sitting at work, daydreaming about spending the afternoon in the sun and the warm weather are through. But this first summer of retirement isn’t always as perfect as it might sound. To help you navigate the first dog days away from work, we put together this short list of things to do to get your retirement started on the right foot.

Fallen behind on your retirement planning? Learn three smart steps to regain control—organize your documents, revisit your budget, and rebalance your portfolio to stay on track for your goals.