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Stock Market vs. Economy

June 2020  By: JOEL GOODMAN, CFA
Stock Market vs. Economy
Between a double-digit unemployment rate, sputtering economic activity, and a pandemic that has now taken the lives of more than 120,000 people in the United States, there was plenty to be worried about as equity markets plummeted in the month of March. And after the S&P 500 declined by more than...

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Managing Generational Wealth Through Dynasty Trusts

June 2020  By: MALCOLM BUTLER
Managing Generational Wealth Through Dynasty Trusts
If you have significant wealth you’d like to preserve, protect and share with future generations, a dynasty trust might be a strategic estate planning option to consider. The dynasty trust is a type of irrevocable trust that’s designed with the long-term, multi-generational transfer of wealth in...

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Continuing Professional Development: Our Director of Operations Earns his MBA

June 2020  By: TFGADMIN
Continuing Professional Development: Our Director of Operations Earns his MBA
We are happy to announce that Brendan Flaherty, Director of Operations at The Fiduciary Group, recently graduated with his MBA from the Warrington College of Business at the University of Florida. Enrolling in the professional MBA program meant driving south on a monthly basis and juggling duties...

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Speculating During the Pandemic

May 2020  By: JARED HAMMERS, CFA
Speculating During the Pandemic
At a time when casinos around the country are temporarily closed due to COVID-19, Americans have found a new avenue for wagering: short-term trading in the stock market. In addition to stay at home orders, there have also been technological improvements that enable anytime access to trading...

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Survivorship Planning Checklist

May 2020  By: MICHAEL McLEOD, CFP®, CTFA
Survivorship Planning Checklist
In many families, one partner takes a more active role in handling the finances than the other. Often, this division of labor stems from fear, time pressure or lack of interest. Regardless of the root cause, having one spouse exclusively handling family finances can put the other partner in a...

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Planning for Retirement in the COVID-19 Age

May 2020  By: KYLE POWERS, CFP®, MBA, AIF
Planning for Retirement in the COVID-19 Age
This article was originally published within the Savannah Morning News, found HERE.

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A Great Achievement Earned by Our Director of 401(k) Advisory Services

April 2020  By: TFGADMIN
A Great Achievement Earned by Our Director of 401(k) Advisory Services
The Fiduciary Group is pleased to announce that Kyle Powers, Director of 401(k) Advisory Services, has successfully completed all of the requirements of the CFP® Certification program and is now a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional. To earn the right to use the CFP® marks, an individual must...

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Planning Amid Uncertainty

April 2020  By: MICHAEL McLEOD, CFP®, CTFA
Planning Amid Uncertainty
In times of heightened volatility and uncertainty, it’s helpful to revisit the fundamental question of why we plan and invest in the first place. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, we will continue to see significant and wide-ranging implications on many aspects of our daily lives,...

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Traditional vs. Roth IRA: Which Option is Best for You?

April 2020  By: KYLE POWERS, CFP®, MBA, AIF
Traditional vs. Roth IRA: Which Option is Best for You?
You’ve been working hard and earning income for years, hopefully saving a portion of your earnings for retirement. With most pensions having gone away, retirement savings accounts like an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) are going to be your safeguard or reserve to generate retirement income....

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Why You Should Write a Letter to Your Executor–and What to Say in It

April 2020  By: MALCOLM BUTLER
Why You Should Write a Letter to Your Executor–and What to Say in It
This article was originally published to subscribers of The Wall Street Journal, found HERE. I once had a client who half-jokingly told me he wanted to be buried with his iPhone in his hand so he could call me—the executor of his estate—from the afterlife to make his voice heard.

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