Unemployment and labor participation have yet to recover to their February 2020 levels. Yet the U.S. stock market is more than 35% higher than its pre-COVID high. All this begs the question – what could possibly bring stocks down?

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Do you remember when you learned to ride a bicycle? Were you a quick learner or did it take practice? Did you start off with training wheels or a tricycle? Recent publicity about University of Virginia research studies on problem-solving and how we typically default to adding something (vs. subtracting something) when asked to change or improve a process, design, etc., highlighted the innovations of Ryan McFarland, founder for Strider bikes. This research got us thinking about the parallels between riding a bike and having discipline in investing. We'll touch on the three that stand out the most and how we think they can contribute to better financial outcomes for investors.

Did you know people are Googling the word "Inflation" at a record-breaking rate? If the economic uncertainty of the past year has you scratching your head as well, here's what you need to know about inflation and your investments.

In one of his first major moves in office, President Biden has signed the American Rescue Plan Act - a $1.9 trillion stimulus plan meant to extend, renew and implement relief for those affected by COVID-19. Below is a breakdown of some important components to this legislation.

The onset of COVID-19 has spurred a recession in America, which some are referring to as a "she-cession." Here's why some women may have been hit harder financially during 2020's economic downturn.