LPL Outlook 2026: The Policy Engine
LPL Research is pleased to present Outlook 2026: The Policy Engine. Their annual update offers a thorough analysis of the economy and markets, highlighting potential implications for you. I’m pleased to bring you a few of the key highlights today. The year 2025 offered a clear illustration of today’s prevailing market regime — one that
Courtney McClimon Recognized as a 2025 Notable Executive Assistants by Twin Cities Business
Olson Wealth Group is pleased to announce that Courtney McClimon, our Director of Operations, has been named one of the 2025 Notable Executive Assistants by Twin Cities Business. This recognition highlights leaders who demonstrate exceptional leadership, professionalism, and positive impact within their organizations. Sharon Olson, Managing Principal of Olson Wealth Group shares “Courtney stands out
When the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) became law in July 2025, the headlines focused on infrastructure spending and sweeping tax reforms. Yet for business owners, the most immediate effects stem from smaller but meaningful tax adjustments: the reinstatement of 100% bonus depreciation, the return of immediate expensing for research and experimentation (R&E) costs, higher Section
What The Sector Has Gotten Wrong About “Great Wealth Transfer”
The wealth management sector has talked about a multi-trillion transfer of assets and liquid wealth from Baby Boomers to younger age cohorts for years. And yet changes made in the industry haven’t always kept up with events, so a figure from a multi-family office argues. The following article has been written by Sharon Olson (pictured),
LPL 2025 Midyear Outlook: Pragmatic Optimism, Measured Expectations
We started 2025 on a high note, although we acknowledged that “no market environment is ever permanent, and that change is always potentially around the corner.” Well change did come, and with it, volatility, perhaps in part because we assumed President Trump’s policies would simply mirror those of his prior term. The impact of policy
The Next Chapter: Building a Family Office After the Sale of Your Business
The day you sold your business was monumental. It was the culmination of years—likely decades—of relentless effort, personal sacrifice, strategic thinking, and leadership. The check cleared, the contracts were signed, and just like that, a significant chapter of your life came to a close. But as the adrenaline fades and the dust settles, you may
Sharon Olson Recognized as a 2025 Notable Wealth Manager by Twin Cities Business
Olson Wealth Group is proud to announce that Sharon Olson, our Founder and President, has been recognized as a 2025 Notable Wealth Managers by Twin Cities Business. Twin Cities Business’ Notable Wealth Managers list recognizes outstanding professionals who are making a significant impact in the wealth management industry in the Twin Cities area. The honorees are selected based
Women: The Time To Take Control Of Your Finances Is Now
Women have long been the architects of family wealth—not just by managing the household, but by nurturing relationships, shaping values and planning for the future. It’s no surprise that women, who are more likely to inherit wealth, are often excellent stewards of multigenerational prosperity. Women today are shaping one of the largest wealth transfers in
Crain Currency: Family Offices Backing Women-Owned Businesses
Women are poised to take control of an unprecedented share of wealth, setting the stage for a seismic shift in financial decision-making. By 2030, they are expected to manage $30 trillion in assets, according to a report from McKinsey & Co. This growing financial influence is already evident in households, where more than two in three women take
Tackling Tax Traps And Concentration Risk With Exchange Funds And Direct Indexing
When Susan, a high-level executive at a successful tech company, looked at her portfolio, her heart sank. Despite the immense wealth her company’s stock had generated, she faced an alarming reality: Over 80% of her holdings were tied to a single, volatile asset. The risk of losing everything in a downturn kept her up at