News from the Control Tower: Our weekly curated list of news stories affecting you and your finances. This week's reads include: (1) Pfizer Sets Up Its ‘Biggest Ever’ Vaccination Distribution Campaign, (2) Tab, Coca-Cola’s Diet-Soda Pioneer and a ’70s Icon, Is Going Away, (3) Older Americans are selling the stock market, slowly but ceaselessly, to junior generations, (4) Opinion: In 2020, things are upside down in agriculture, (5) Blockchain, the amazing solution for almost nothing, and Bonus article - The Town That Went Feral

Financial advice is not one size fits all. To get a better idea of what advice is best for you, it’s helpful to figure out your individual money personality. Financial success is linked more to behavior than income. We have clients earning $40,000 per year and amassing significant savings accounts. In contrast, for people born wealthy, 7 in 10 families will lose their fortune by the second generation, and 90% lose it by the third. (Source: Marketwatch)

News from the Control Tower: Our weekly curated list of news stories affecting you and your finances. This week's reads include: (1) America Has Lost Its Taste for Iceberg Lettuce, (2) The Best Pastries Are Now Being Sold Via Instagram, (3) Mainstreaming MMT, (4) Florida Sees Signals of a Climate-Driven Housing Crisis, (5) The Short Tenure and Abrupt Ouster of Banking’s Sole Black C.E.O., and Bonus article - The American Latino Experience: 20 Essential Films Since 2000

News from the Control Tower: Our weekly curated list of news stories affecting you and your finances. This week's reads include: (1) Sizing Up the Rural-Urban Travel Divide: Who’s Up and Who’s Down, (2) The anti-Spotify: How online music company Bandcamp became the toast of the COVID age, (3) Are markets in a bubble because traders live in one?, (4) Biden’s Tax Plan Would Spur Economic Growth, (5) Small investors have pushed big companies toward social change. A new SEC rule will limit their influence, (6) I Had Lost All Hope’: Clorox Wipes Are Still the Hard-to-Find Pandemic Item, and Bonus article - HEARTBREAKER - To women in search of love, Shaun Rootenberg seemed like a catch. What they didn’t know: he’d spent decades stealing from just about anyone who crossed his path.

Did you know that writing your concerns down often helps to reduce the stress of worrying about them? Many of our clients worry about the future, but do not know how to get those worries on paper in a meaningful way. We strongly encourage clients to consider working with us to create a written FINANCIAL PLAN.

News from the Control Tower: Our weekly curated list of news stories affecting you and your finances. This week's reads include: (1) ArcelorMittal to Sell Steel Business in U.S. to Cleveland-Cliffs, (2) BTS to become multi-millionaires after label goes public, (3) How Stories Drive Financial Behavior--and What to Do About It, (4) Destruction of value in US real estate revealed, (5) Bonds Are Beating Stocks in Topsy-Turvy 2020, and Bonus article - Horseshoe crab blood is key to making a COVID-19 vaccine—but the ecosystem may suffer.

News from the Control Tower: Our weekly curated list of news stories affecting you and your finances. This week's reads include: (1) No Job, Loads of Debt: Covid Upends Middle-Class Family Finances, (2) Coronavirus crisis caused 40% of parents to change their job situation, survey finds, (3) Exclusive: The Billionaire Who Wanted To Die Broke . . . Is Now Officially Broke, (4) Brooklyn Museum to Sell 12 Works as Pandemic Changes the Rules, (5) Huang’s Law Is the New Moore’s Law, and Explains Why Nvidia Wants Arm - WSJ, and Bonus article - Black Entrepreneur Gets Saucy, Signs Deals with 30 Grocery Stores.

News from the Control Tower: Our weekly curated list of news stories affecting you and your finances. This week's reads include: (1) Exxon Used to Be America’s Most Valuable Company. What Happened?, (2) ANALYSIS-Nvidia acquisition of Arm throws company into tech spat between U.S. and China, (3) Medicaid rolls swell amid the pandemic’s historic job losses, straining state budgets, (4) Military Forced Into Payroll Tax Deferral; 1.3 Million Can’t Opt-Out, (5) The Biggest Money Mistakes People Make in a Recession, (6) A Free Market Manifesto That Changed the World, Reconsidered, and Bonus article - Chuck E. Cheese wants to destroy about 7 billion prize tickets amid bankruptcy.

News from the Control Tower: Our weekly curated list of news stories affecting you and your finances. This week's reads include: (1) Evans of the Chicago Fed worried about politics effecting the economy, (2) Farm cash receipts to hit a decade-law, (3) Financial firms failing to disclose misdeeds, (4) Chief of the Atlanta Fed Bostic rethinking the Fed mandate, (5) Broadway's sturggle to come back, and Bonus article on a San Diego icon - a doctor who quit his practice to pursue rollerblading very, very slowly.

Interesting reads this week include: (1) Female Fund Managers Beat Men at Stock Picks: Goldman; (2) IRS guidelines put employers on the hook for Trump's payroll tax break; (3) Black Homeowners Face Discrimination in Appraisals; (4) Walmart Tries Again to Find Its Answer to Amazon Prime; (5) Boeing making slow progress toward fixing software problems that plagued its 2019 Starliner test; and a Bonus - The Wildest Insurance Fraud Scheme Texas Has Ever Seen