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The Retirement Expenses Nobody Warns You About
Most people enter retirement with a pretty good idea of what their major expenses will be. We anticipate things like housing, healthcare, and everyday living expenses. But retirement rarely follows a perfectly predictable budget. Some of the expenses that can have the biggest impact are the easiest to overlook. Here are a few worth planning…
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When Should You Start Giving Your Kids Their Inheritance?
For generations, the traditional approach to inheritance was fairly straightforward: parents accumulated wealth throughout their lives and passed what remained to their children after they died. Increasingly, families are considering a different approach. If you’re financially secure and expect to leave money to your children someday, does it make sense to give some of it…
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Prism: 2026 Q2 Brief
Our Investment Team offers thoughts on managing taxes with asset location, the implications of the Iran war, and more.
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The QBI deduction isn’t a tax strategy — it’s an advisory strategy
Most business owners treat the QBI deduction as a tax line item. In reality, it’s an advisory strategy that rewards coordination, timing, and multiyear planning — a generous deduction hiding in plain sight.
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Press Release – International Women Day Campaign
&Partners calls on the industry to recruit and steward more women financial advisors and help close the looming advice gap.
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Handling Your Inheritance: Five Key Moves
Most articles on inheritance focus on those leaving the assets behind, covering trusts, estates, and leaving a legacy. But what about the person on the receiving end? Inheriting money can feel overwhelming, especially during an already emotional time. Here’s a few thoughts to keep in mind. Hit Pause on Major Decisions Your first instinct after…
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Technology on Your Terms
You’ve spent decades building expertise in your field, raising a family, and contributing to your community, and you’ve adapted to plenty of change along the way. Retirement doesn’t erase that capability. Staying connected to technology isn’t about proving you can keep up. It’s about choosing what’s worth your attention, staying open to what genuinely matters…
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The Real Cost of Market Timing
Every investor has felt it. That nagging voice saying “maybe I should wait” when markets are high, or “maybe I should get out” when headlines turn dark. It feels like common sense to buy low and sell high. But here’s the problem: by the time you know whether the market is actually high or low,…
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Why Learning a Language After 60 Makes Perfect Sense
Your brain doesn’t retire when you do. In fact, it’s wired to keep learning, and few hobbies satisfy that need like picking up a new language. Whether you’re planning a trip to another country, reconnecting with family heritage, or simply want a challenge that feels meaningful, language learning offers something inherently valuable. Start With Why…
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&Partners Wraps Breakout Year
The firm closes 2025 with a string of milestones that highlight the strength and appeal of its advisor-owned model.
Nobles Grooms Wealth Advisors
