There’s no easy way to put it, 2021 has started with some disruption and confusion, especially in the U.S. The daily stream of news has me thinking about Winston Churchill who famously said, ‘if you are going through hell, keep going’.
Thankfully, markets have been showing resilience in this uncertain political climate.
Building resilience into your financial plan is one of the ways to ‘keep going’. Let’s take a moment to acknowledge the difficulties and changes 2020 brought, and consider what 2021 may bring. Then examine your financial strategy to help ensure it has the resilience you need to keep you on track to pursuing your goals.
Please enjoy these articles—I found them very insightful. I look forward to speaking with you soon.
After The Georgia Runoff What Tax Planning Should You Do NOW?
Jan. 12, 2021
The potential for harsh tax legislation increasing taxation of the wealthy, along the lines of…
The Most Important Thing Biden Can Learn From the Trump Economy
Jan. 12, 2021
For all the problems that President Donald Trump’s disdain of elite expertise has caused over the…
How to Lend Money to Family and Not Regret It
Jan. 12, 2021
When times are tough, and money’s tight, you may have limited options of where to turn when you need to get your hands on some cash.
Investors Assumed Democracy Would Endure; They’ve Been Right, So Far
Jan. 8, 2021
Even as a mob of President Trump’s supporters broke into the Capitol and for a few hours halted…
Want It In 2021? Measure It.
Jan. 7, 2021
With buy-in and metrics, these steps can result in breakthroughs for your team.