While October has often been characterized as a scary month for stocks, financial planners this year have decided to change this image. The timing is perfect— allowing advisors to reflect on what has already happened, and still having time to make smart moves for the future. Strategies like tax loss harvesting and weaving charity into allocation adjustments work best when they are done ahead of time. If you wait until the last minute, you could miss out on big opportunities.

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According to many, a government shutdown is highly likely on Wednesday October 1st without further congressional action. Democratic...

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Markets had a lot to say in July—from shifting interest rate expectations to ongoing talk of inflation and economic resilience. Whether...