The investment adage “don’t fight the Fed” emerged in the 1970s and remains increasingly relevant today. This concept emphasizes that Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions can significantly influence markets and economic conditions, making them...
Real estate has long been a cornerstone of wealth-building strategies, prized for its ability to generate passive income, hedge against inflation, and provide portfolio diversification. But is real estate investing in 2025 still a wise move—especially given rising...
“Life affords no greater responsibility, no greater privilege, than the raising of the next generation.” This profound observation by former United States Surgeon General C. Everett Koop captures what many consider the ultimate aspiration: creating an...
You’ve invested time, education, and discipline to build your career—shouldn’t your financial assets be held to the same standard of performance? For many high-achieving professionals, wealth accumulation is a byproduct of hard work. But accumulation without...
What does financial independence mean to you? For some, it’s retiring early to travel the world. For others, it’s the ability to cut back on work, spend more time with family, or pursue passion projects—without worrying about financial stress. At Tenet Wealth...
Recent remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell at the annual Jackson Hole conference have garnered significant media attention, with Powell strongly suggesting that a September interest rate reduction is probable. Powell highlighted the need to balance concerns about...
At Tenet Wealth Partners, we understand the shifting tax landscape can be daunting—especially when new legislation includes hidden pitfalls. The recently enacted One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) offers a major change to the state and local tax (SALT) deduction—but...
For nearly nine decades, Social Security has served as a cornerstone retirement program, but demographic shifts and fiscal pressures have raised questions about its long-term viability. While this federal program remains crucial for millions of Americans, it...
Healthcare expenses are one of the most significant and often underestimated costs in retirement. While many retirees plan for basic insurance premiums and routine medical care, hidden healthcare expenses can quickly erode your nest egg if you’re not prepared. As a...
For high-income individuals, building a secure retirement isn’t just about saving more—it’s about saving smarter. Traditional retirement accounts often come with income limits or contribution ceilings that restrict your ability to maximize tax-deferred or...
As a high-income professional or business owner, you may be looking for additional ways to save tax-efficiently for retirement beyond traditional plans—like 401(k)s or IRAs—especially after maximizing annual contributions. You may also be asking yourself how you can...
Corporate earnings reports typically offer valuable insights into business performance, but this earnings cycle holds particular significance given ongoing tariff policies. Despite major equity indices hitting record levels amid more stable trade relations, questions...
One of the most commonly cited strategies in retirement planning is the 4% rule—a guideline intended to help retirees avoid outliving their savings. It’s simple, easy to remember, and has been used for decades. But does it still hold up today? What Is the 4% Rule? The...
Following extensive deliberations, Congress has enacted comprehensive tax and spending legislation that President Trump signed into law on Independence Day, which is known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act (or OBBBA). This sweeping budget encompasses...
Planning for long-term care is one of the most overlooked aspects of retirement. It’s uncomfortable to think about, but the financial impact of needing extended care later in life can be substantial—and potentially devastating to your savings or your family’s...
Following years of diligent saving and prudent investing, transferring accumulated wealth to the next generation eventually becomes a paramount concern. This is the essence of wealth transfer planning. Many investors generally begin their initial planning by...
In a historic move, the Social Security Fairness Act became law, marking a transformative shift in how those with pensions across the United States access their Social Security benefits. For decades, provisions like the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and the...
Albert Einstein reportedly once told his accountant, “the hardest thing in the world to understand is income taxes.” Decades later, his observation remains just as relevant—if not more—given the increasing complexity of our tax system. While April 15 marks...
At first glance, the initial months of 2025 have presented obstacles for market participants. Between trade tensions and market volatility, along with Middle Eastern conflicts and national debt concerns, investors might perceive financial markets as navigating from...
When the kids are off to college, your home—and budget—suddenly feel different. This phase offers a unique window to re-prioritize goals and fine-tune your financial plan. Reassessing Cash Flow and Budgeting Without the costs of extracurriculars, private schooling, or...