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A mid-year review can be a perfect time to reassess and adjust your financial strategy.

By 2040, an estimated 11.6 million Americans will live with cognitive decline, affecting nearly all families, according to data from the Alzheimer’s Association.

From early banking to modern retirement accounts, learn how defining moments in the U.S. economy shaped personal wealth management strategies today.

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Without a documented estate plan, the unexpected death of both parents can leave your family facing frozen accounts, lengthy legal proceedings, unintended asset distribution, and a judge—rather than you—deciding who raises your children.

If you're already getting your employer match on your 401(k) contributions, the next step often involves deploying additional savings across IRAs, taxable brokerage accounts, education savings plans, and other vehicles aligned with your goals.