Control What You Can Control: Minimize Your Vulnerabilities
What is risk, and how do we manage it? These are age-old questions when it comes to both investing and life. This is particularly the case today when we have a new and unpredictable war to contend with in Eastern Europe, lingering pandemic concerns, cybersecurity threats, and 40-year highs in inflation.
HerMoney: How the LGBTQIA+ Community Can Feel Financially Empowered
Mindy Neira, Modera Principal and Wealth Manager shares steps the LGBTQIA+ community could take to feel more financially empowered in this article by Anni Irish of HerMoney.com
The Wall Street Journal: A Big Retroactive Check From Social Security Comes With a Big Catch
Cory White, Senior Financial Advisor at Modera shares insights on why you should be wary of retroactive social security. Read more in the article by Glenn Ruffenach for the Wall Street Journal.
NAPFA: Mindy Neira Recognized as NAPFA’s 2022 Inspiring Leader Award Recipient
We are pleased to announce that the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors(NAPFA) has recognized Modera’s Principal & Wealth Manager Mindy Neira (she, her) with the “2022 NAPFA Inspiring Leader Award.” “The NAFPA Inspiring Leader Award is presented to a member who has established a record of encouraging, motivating and engaging others in reaching their full professional potential under the auspices of the Association. This award has been presented for exceptional, long-term, service to NAPFA, primarily as a teacher, mentor or coach.” Mindy inspires us every day with her commitment to her clients and her colleagues at Modera. We could not be more proud that she has been recognized by NAPFA for her passion for bettering the industry through her leadership and example.
Tax Season’s Over, Now What?
Since you have just finished and filed this year’s return, the last thing you probably want to do is think about next year’s tax return. But the best time to prepare for next year’s tax return is early in the current calendar year, to allow you many months to make any needed adjustments.
Rattlesnakes, Instincts, and Investing
Not all patterns are real, and sometimes it’s a really bad idea to react as if they were. Financial patterns are a prime example. You don't have to listen to the financial press for more than about 10 minutes to hear a talking head explain that “the charts” are indicating such and such, or that the recent trends in the price of whatever indicate a looming recession or a vibrant economy. There are at least two problems with these sorts of “patterns.”
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