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Project 2025 and the LGBTQ Community
Project 2025: While the specific impact of project 2025 on the LGBTQ+ community depends on how its proposals are implemented, there are several areas to consider based on the priorities outlined in the plan: 1. Potential Rollbacks of Federal Protections Civil Rights Protections: There is concern among advocacy groups that Project 2025 could lead to…
Read MorePost-Election Investment Strategies: Navigating Uncertainty and Opportunity
With election cycles bringing shifts in policies, market sentiment, and investor confidence, the post-election period can be a dynamic time for those looking to adjust or fine-tune their investment portfolios. Whether a change in leadership has created a new economic focus, or existing leaders plan to reinforce their agenda, the post-election period can be an…
Read MoreWhy Corporate Diversification is Important
Ever wonder why companies brag about having a diversified workforce? Diversity is essential for corporate success for several reasons: 1. **Enhanced Creativity and Innovation**: A diverse workforce brings a variety of perspectives, experiences, and ideas, fostering creativity and driving innovation. Diverse teams are more likely to generate unique solutions to problems and develop novel products…
Read MoreEmbracing Minimalism: Simplify Your Life, Amplify Your Happiness
In a world filled with constant noise, clutter, and distractions, the concept of minimalism offers a refreshing antidote—a path towards simplicity, clarity, and contentment. Minimalism isn’t just about decluttering physical possessions; it’s a mindset, a lifestyle choice that prioritizes what truly matters and eliminates the excess that weighs us down. Let’s delve into the essence…
Read MoreOutlook 2023: Finding Balance
Here is the link to LPL’s 2023 outlook on the markets! A great read! https://view.ceros.com/lpl/outlook2023/p/1
Read More5 Things To Do Now To Promote Portfolio Success In 2023
Take advantage of Tax Loss Harvesting versus any gains you have. If your capital losses exceed your capital gains, the amount of the excess loss that you can claim to lower your income is the lesser of $3,000 ($1,500 if married filing separately) or your total net loss shown on line 16 of Schedule D…
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