As inflation continues to weigh on the economy, its effects are felt in nearly every aspect of Americans’ financial lives, particularly when it comes to retirement planning.

Q2 proved the value of being globally diversified. See how international markets, patient strategies, and staying the course rewarded investors in 2025.

Plan for retirement in Manassas, VA. Learn strategies to manage market volatility and leverage Virginia tax advantages for retirees.

Feeling uncertain about the economy? Learn how residents in Santa Fe can adjust their financial plans with guidance from a local fiduciary financial advisor.

Market swings can rattle even the savviest savers, but reacting hastily often does more harm than good. With a calm mindset and a few steadying mantras, you can ride out volatility and stay focused on long-term financial performance.

5 best practices during uncertain times. When volatility strikes, keep calm and carry on toward your investment goals!

The relationships between tariffs, currencies, interest rates, inflation, and markets are complex and constantly shifting. Predicting the exact impact requires accounting for countless variables.

In a world of rapid transformation, adapting to change is vital. From evolving technologies like AI to shifting market trends, 2024 highlighted the resilience of people, markets, and innovation. Savant’s Chief Investment Officer Zach Ivey explores the year’s key insights.

The financial landscape is challenging, with inflation, political unrest, and market swings creating uncertainty. Avoid costly mistakes driven by fear or impulse. Watch this webinar recording for strategies to invest wisely amid economic uncertainty.

Market volatility has increased recently, with markets down 5-10% since late July. While this is concerning, it’s important to remember that volatility is a normal part of investing. Find out more about the factors driving market movement and the importance of maintaining a disciplined investment approach.

Our patience with the stock market is being tested and we all have questions no one can answer. When will inflation come down? Has the stock market hit bottom yet? How much higher will interest rates go? Are we in a recession? We do, however, know from history that difficult periods set up good opportunities on the other side.

How do we stay on course when the economy appears to be in freefall? Perhaps we can borrow a slogan that our neighbors across the pond invented just before World War II. The British, known for having a “stiff upper lip” in the face of adversity, simply tell themselves to “KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON.”