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The proliferation of low-cost exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has created an upheaval in the investment marketplace. We look below the surface that lead serious investors to whisper concerns about an over correction. Will you be ready?

Investors that hold a large portion of their net worth in a single stock can be at risk for a number of reasons. Let’s talk about when to hold and when to diversify.

Like many depression era born workers, my father worked at the same company for nearly 30 year. Companies offered great incentives to stay through pleasant work environments, good benefits and pension plans.

The LPL Research Retirement Environment Index is a state by state holistic view into the pre-retiree landscape that provides depth and balance in six broad categories that reflect retiree desirability on housing, healthcare, housing, quality of life, education and wellness.

During the span of my career, I’ve watched many families look for ways to align their investments with charitable objectives. There is a remarkable movement in investment towards Social Impact funding -- not just making money but also making a better world.

Americans are gradually inching up their contributions. A significant factor to improved savings rates may be the automatic enrollment feature that nearly 60% of employers now use for their 401(k) plans.

While it’s apparent that Guided Wealth Porfolios (GWP) provides entry into the market because of its low investment fees and account (an investor can sign on with as little as $5,000), it has been embraced by investors in all stages of life.

Over the next several decades, the biggest and wealthiest generation in U.S. history will transfer roughly $30 trillion in assets to their Gen X and millennial children.(1) Is the next generation ready for this incredible shift in wealth?

When learning how to invest, it is important to learn from the best, but it also pays to learn from the worst.

Family of origin impacts how you talk and feel about money as an adult.