Medicare 101: Coverage, Enrollment, and Ongoing Decisions
While it’s often described using letters—Parts A, B, C, and D—the way those parts fit together isn’t always intuitive.
While it’s often described using letters—Parts A, B, C, and D—the way those parts fit together isn’t always intuitive.
We break down December’s market performance, key economic trends, and the catalysts shaping the path forward.
This guide breaks down what capital gain distributions are, why they happen, and what you can do now to get ahead of them.
What looked like a steady month in November 2025 turned out to be more complicated beneath the surface.
Interest rates have been at the center of nearly every financial conversation over the past few years—affecting everything from mortgages and credit cards to savings yields and investment returns. As 2025 winds down, many people are wondering what comes next for the Federal Reserve’s policy moves and how those decisions could affect their personal finances.
October was a pivotal month for markets and policymakers alike. From a Federal Reserve pivot on interest rates to continued breakthroughs in technology, investors faced a mix of optimism and uncertainty. At the same time, a government shutdown created what many analysts called a “data fog,” making it harder to interpret the true state of the economy — and highlighting why a diversified, adaptive portfolio remains so important.