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Let New Capital Manage Your 401(k), 403(b), or other Employer Sponsored Retirement Accounts
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History Shows That Stock Gains Can Add Up after Big Declines
A broad market index tracking data since 1926 in the US shows that stocks have tended to deliver positive returns over one-year, three-year, and fve-year periods following steep declines.
Money Mindfulness Meditation Webinar
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Rising Interest Rates and What You Can Do
Soaring inflation. Rising rates. Market volatility. What are strategies for responding not only to the rocky, recent past quarter, but also to the prospect of a rising-rates environment over the next cycle?
Rising Rates Join Long List of Housing Dilemmas
In this environment, prospective homebuyers, renters who must renew a lease, or anyone looking for a new place to live could find themselves between a rock and a hard place.
Worried About Stocks? Why Long-Term Investing Is Crucial
Against the backdrop of war, humanitarian crisis, and economic hardship, it’s natural to wonder what effect these world events will have on our long-term investment performance. While these challenges certainly warrant our attention and deep concern, they don’t have to be a reason to panic about markets when you’re focused on long-term investing.
Investing Your IRA in Alternatives
New Capital works with Strata Trust to provide our clients with self-directed IRA custody.
The Fed's Plan To Shrink Its Balance Sheet, Quickly
In addition to raising its key interest rate target by half a percentage point on May 4, the Fed has said it will start to shrink its balance sheet, another step in post-pandemic policy normalization.
What If You Don’t have a Will?
Studies suggest that a majority of adults do not have an estate plan of any kind, even a will. What happens when those people die?
Money Mindfulness Meditation Webinar
Please join us for our first Zoom-based session of New Capital’s new client program, Money Mindfulness Meditation (MMM).
Economist Lars Christensen Assesses the War in Ukraine and the Potential for a Remarkable Recovery
From nearby Copenhagen, the Danish economist deconstructs Europe’s worst conflict since World War II and the implications for economies and markets now and in the future.
Singled Out: Historical Performance of Individual Stocks
Many investors end up holding large concentrated positions in single stocks, whether as the result of employee compensation or a handsomely rewarded stock selection. This can lead to one of the most well-known cautionary tales in finance: tragic declines in wealth from losses in single securities.
The Market Just Turned An important Corner
There are a few big reasons why the market may now be ready to find its footing.
Dimensional 2022 Matrix Book
Dimensional’s annual survey of investment performance draws on historical data to look beyond short-term market fluctuations and shed light on the dimensions that explain differences in returns.
Is Cryptocurrency Really a Portfolio Diversifier?
Cryptocurrency has a low correlation with traditional asset classes, but correlations often spike during down markets.
How to Claim and Use Life Insurance
Many people have life insurance, and they have it for a multitude of reasons. Proceeds can help cover funeral costs, liquidity in an estate, paying off taxes and more.
3 Trends Shaping Philanthropy in 2022
The world seems to be in a constant state of “unprecedented,” and the philanthropic sector is no different. Three key themes surface in this year’s Giving Report.
High Inflation: How Long Will It Last?
The next few months will be a key period to reveal the future direction of inflation and monetary policy.
Surprisingly Benign: How Stocks Respond to Hikes in Fed Funds Rate
Some investors may worry that rising interest rates will decrease equity valuations and therefore lead to relatively poor equity market performance. However, historically, equity returns in the US have been positive on average following hikes in the fed funds rate.