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Most of us can point to specific people or events that influenced our decisions and made a significant impact on how we live our lives. For me, it was the inspiration and example of my grandfather that led me to where I am today. When I was young, I vividly remember my grandfather making stock calls. But it wasn’t just his example that inspired me; he included me in the process and took the time to explain the importance of saving and the “why” behind his investment choices. When we got to the concept of compound interest, I was hooked. I loved the idea of small progress adding up to big results over time and what a difference that could make for your future. I wanted to do for others what my grandfather did for me, providing lasting value in their lives and helping them build a solid financial foundation.

Exciting and hopeful news this week from Pfizer. You may be wondering about the safety of a vaccine. See the article published today in the WSJ for perspective.

This Wall Street Journal article that highlights the mental and internal benefits our bodies receive based on our food choices was pretty interesting, relating the foods we eat to our moods and stress levels.

Elections can move the market, but that doesn’t mean you should change your approach.

As the volatility variables continue to mount, be sure to protect yourself from Myopic Loss Aversion (MLA) this fall.

Should we expect more or less volatility this election season? The answer is probably more. According to one trader - “It is be­ing priced as one of the most volatile ex­pected events of all time,” said Mike de Pass, global head of Trea­sury trad­ing at Citadel Se­cu­rities.