Consumer sentiment dropped again in March, hitting its lowest level since 2022. When people feel the worst about the economy, markets have often performed well in the 12 months that follow. (podcast)

Market pullbacks can feel unsettling. In this episode, Jason Ranallo discusses the latest market movements, puts them in historical context, and talks through why staying diversified and disciplined is key to long-term success.

Quite often, one spouse handles the finances in the household. In this episode, we discuss how a collaborative financial plan can provide clarity, confidence, and security for both partners—before life’s unexpected moments happen.

In this podcast, we talk about the fluid nature of tariffs and their potential implications for U.S. economic growth. Our take, these are shifts in consumer spending without creating new money. Also, the Super Bowl.

On any given day, the odds of the S&P 500 ending in the green are around 53 percent. Nearly the same odds as the flip of a coin. On the surface, participating in a daily venture where half the time you lose may seem counterintuitive. And yet.

It’s not just about today’s data—it’s about what investors expect tomorrow. Nvidia’s stock swings, the Federal Reserve’s rate decisions, and even TikTok-fueled tourism all have one thing in common: expectations shape economic reality. (podcast)

We discuss the importance of regular maintenance in both skiing and financial planning, emphasizing how proactive measures can prevent larger issues down the trail. Vector’s Charlie Gruys shares insights from his experience as a youth ski coach and wealth advisor. (Podcast)