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Professionals have developed theories about factors since 1964. Explore the return premium to our factors: some are big, some are small and some don’t exist at all.
Savant recently hosted a “Navigating Turbulent Financial Markets” webinar with Apollo D. Lupescu, Ph.D., Vice President of Dimensional Fund Advisors. Given the favorable feedback from the event, we are pleased to summarize a few of the takeaways.
Because of COVID-19, many are faced with the choice of returning to work or entering a forced retirement. If you’re faced with involuntary retirement, here are five things you should consider.
The market seems to indicate the pandemic’s impact will be similar to a natural disaster; severe but temporary, with nearly a full recovery once the risk has passed. So what could propel the market from here?
All asset classes were positive in July with the strongest returns coming from global stocks. Despite the unfavorable economic data releases in recent weeks, markets have been looking forward in anticipation of better data and corporate earnings in the future.
In the past, bad news has been a friend to investors. That was the case in 1940s, in the 1980s and also in 2009. And it may be the case today.
We’re excited to introduce MarketWise! Through this monthly chart pack, Savant Wealth Management’s Investment Research Team will provide insights on current events & the economy, performance & performance drivers, as well as historical perspective.
The decision to withdraw from your 401(k) is not easy. The CARES Act allows more flexibility to those in need, but it still may be difficult to know if it is the right choice for you.
New cases in the U.S. showed some signs of peaking last week as continuing unemployment claims continued to drift lower. However, U.S. stocks fell while international stocks continued the risk asset rally.
Value stocks rallied last week and equity valuations in U.S., international developed, and emerging market stocks reached very close to pre-crisis levels.
In this guide, we examine five things that you can’t do and five things that you can do as we navigate this crisis. With this knowledge, you can find ways to take proactive steps to improve your financial health while avoiding costly missteps.
Andrew Welp reviews the challenges of naming a family member as a trustee and outlines an alternative: incorporating a corporate trustee.