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Kevin Taylor

Case Study: Jackson and Keri

Below are some details regarding some recent success we have had with a young family we are happy to provide investments and planning for. We hope their story will help to provide new ideas and hope for other families planning

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Kevin Taylor

What to include in an Investment Policy Statement?

Investment objectives: The first step in drafting an IPS is to define the investment objectives clearly. This includes the risk and return objectives, which will guide the investment decisions. The IPS should also state the investment horizon, which determines the

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Kevin Taylor

How to draft an Investment Policy Statement?

Define the investment objectives: The first step in drafting an IPS is to define the investment objectives. This involves assessing the risk tolerance of the trust or family office and determining the desired return. Establish the asset allocation: Once the

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Market InSights
Kevin Taylor

Second COVID-19 Stimulus Niceties and Notes

We have an agreement, which means we can begin to criticize it and plan for the investment and economic effects. The bill is a litany of half measures, no long term solutions, and likely sets up a couple of battles

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Investing 101
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Peter Locke

Investing 101

If you’re lucky enough to have previously started investing in your teens consider yourself way ahead of the curve. For the majority of people Investing 101 is for you. Most of us start investing in our mid to late 20s,

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Kevin Taylor

Tesla added to S&P500

Today is the last day that Tesla will not be part of the S&P. S&P Dow Jones Indices has announced Tesla’s addition Friday after the market close. Tesla will officially trade as a member of the S&P 500 by the

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Investment Bias: Hindsight

Hindsight bias is reading beneficial past events obviously predictable, and bad events as not predictable and without cause (called black swans). In the decade between 1999 and 2009, we have many explanations for poor investment performance. Brokers and talking heads

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