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At the midway point of 2026, the overall market and economy have managed remarkably well, and stock prices reflect optimism.

Taxes may not spark quite the same dinner-table debate today as they did in 1776. But they remain a central part of financial planning.

Your investments should reflect your financial plan, not your political affiliation.

One of the most tried and true tests of relative value for investors is to compare the market’s earnings yield against what bonds pay, to assess if stocks are overvalued or undervalued.

The encouraging news is that earnings have remained strong while interest rates have been relatively stable.

Lost confidence in a secure retirement, the Milwaukee Brewers, an outlook on growth, jobs and inflation are among some articles that got our attention.