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How I serve you

Your money or your life? Whether someone is retired or still actively working, there is very little doubt that managing our personal finances is not easy — it’s complicated and ever changing. Many people discover that managing their personal finances is much like having a second full-time job. In this situation, the quality of our lives can decline and we spend time in worry and stress.

My principal objective is to understand your particular financial structure and discover your specific lifestyle priorities. I then ask the all-important question: Will you have sufficient funds to meet all of your objectives?

I strive to create a highly detailed and comprehensive wealth plan that fully incorporates all the required needs and wants of an individual or family. The starting point for investing is not picking a stock or bond but rather developing a comprehensive investment solution that runs parallel to your very unique and personal life goals.

Global Insight Monthly

GI Monthly

Climbing the wall of worry

Financial markets need the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. This would permit inflation to subside, keep bond yields in check, head off a renewed central bank tightening cycle, and improve the prospects for corporate earnings.

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Latest Insights

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Global equity: Push and pull

A more complicated picture for the next stages of AI development and renewed geopolitical volatility have kept equities in check recently. But if unusually energetic earnings estimates for 2026 and 2027 prove achievable, more upside ahead is likely.

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Sheepdog

Is Kevin Warsh a sheep in wolf’s clothing?

The Federal Reserve chair got the ‘family fight’ he wanted at this week’s meeting, but now might have a fight with the market. With the 30-year Treasury yield near a two-decade high, we look at where policy and yields could go from here.

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July Executive Briefing: Three risks facing the U.S. in the second half of 2026

RBC Economics breaks down the key vulnerabilities in the U.S. economic landscape as the second half of the year gets underway.

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Should I sell assets or borrow against them? The math behind strategic liquidity decisions

When you need cash fast, a securities-based loan may be more cost-effective than selling appreciated assets. A simple equation can help you weigh your options.

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Stepping stones

Equity bull cycle intact but rising long-term rates are a growing risk

The technical backdrop for equity markets remains positive with healthy participation across sectors. However, a breakout by U.S. long-term rates above their 2.5-year trading ranges would risk the equity market cycle that began in Q4 2022.

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