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Legacy Trust Investment Process
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Storytelling
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Change
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Financial Advice For Young Professionals
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The News Of The Day Usually Does Not Tell The Full Story
When we meet with our clients to discuss their portfolio positioning and performance, an important part of the conversation is a review of current economic conditions. We emphasize this review because, although we all know from firsthand experience that the stock market can be swung by headlines, emotions, and other factors on a short-term basis,…
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Your Tax Return And Its Relationship To Your Investments
At Legacy Trust, we believe it is possible we will be in a low return environment for some time to come. This presents an unsettling situation for all investors, but can be especially challenging for a taxable investor whose investment returns are subject to further reduction from taxes. For the typical investor with both taxable…
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Prince Didn’t Have A Will – Don’t Be Prince
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The Government Takes Fiduciary Standard to Main Street
Some of you may or may not be aware that the Department of Labor just published the final rules of an important piece of regulation called “Fiduciary”; Conflict of Interest Rule—Retirement Investment Advice. Before I get in depth as to what this rule means for investors, let’s define it. The term fiduciary comes from the…
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Thinking Long Term
One of the most important aspects of investment success is an alignment of thought and decision making with the relevant time horizon. That is, if we want attractive results five years from now, we should be making decisions today that are most likely to generate those attractive results in five years, given the current circumstances.…
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Your Life Online – What Happens To It When You’re Gone? New Law In Michigan Answers This Question
Michigan legislators just recently passed the Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act. This new law provides you with the ability to name someone that can have access to your digital assets when you die. Additionally, you can restrict who can access – and even know about – the same. Why is this important? When you…