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Policy and Regulatory Commentary
U.S. debt ceiling: Bills borrowing and brinkmanship
Quick takes on capital markets
Policy and Regulatory Commentary
Anatomy of a Recession: The Fed's Job Problem
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A review of the United States economy with focus on the Federal Reserve, labor, and housing with Jeff Schulze, investment strategist at ClearBridge Investments.
Client Life Events
Why you need a will and how to create one
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Ensure your wishes are known and learn how to help secure your loved ones’ financial future should the unexpected happen.
Client Life Events
Estate Planning
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Watch and learn what’s included in an estate plan and the steps you can take to create one so your wishes are carried out the way you choose.
Client Life Events
Women and wealth: Investing for each life stage
No matter where you are on your savings journey, watch and learn how investing may help you reach your financial goals throughout different life stages.
Client Life Events
Emergency savings: Planning for the unplannable
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The COVID-19 crisis exposed an already dire problem – families could not come up with money for unexpected expenses, such as replacing a flat tire or repairing a busted pipe. As such, many advisors have been reemphasizing the importance of optionality and financial wellness to help their clients and communities properly prepare for these unpredictable emergencies.
Policy and Regulatory Commentary
COVID-19 isn’t going away
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Colossal policy responses in the second quarter reassured investors that the U.S. economy can weather the COVID-19 downturn, with a relatively quick return to risk assets pushing the S&P 500® up 20.5% for the period, its best quarter since 1998. After bottoming in March, U.S. stocks rose as much as 44% before the rally stalled a bit over the last few weeks of the quarter. We saw a few signs of hesitation for more policy among lawmakers as indicators improved, but overall both Congress and the Federal Reserve (Fed) remain prepared to do more.