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The Effects of the “Big, Beautiful Bill” on You and the Dollar
As Congress debates the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” major shifts in tax policy, a new remittance tax, and rising national debt could have long-term consequences for your wallet—and the U.S. dollar. From higher SALT deductions to a weaker currency and potential Fed rate cuts, this bill could reshape how investors and expats manage their money. Learn what’s changing, how it impacts your purchasing power, and strategies to stay protected.


The case for European stocks
As U.S. markets face rising political and economic uncertainty, Europe is emerging as a stronghold for investors. With renewed defense spending, growing student migration, and a shift away from the U.S. dollar, Eurozone assets are gaining traction. European stocks and unhedged international bonds offer diversification and potential upside in a weakening dollar environment. Now is the time to consider adding them to your portfolio.


Black Monday didn’t come: Market Analysis
Markets pulled back, but no crash—stay patient. Volatility reveals smart opportunities for long-term, strategic investors.


The great undoing
A new era of mercantilism is emerging—trade wars, government control, and shifting markets. How should investors adapt?


How to give away your money
Maximize your impact: Donate wisely with tax-savvy strategies like DAFs, QCDs, charitable trusts, and foundations.


Good News as The Social Security Fairness Act passes in Congress eliminating the WEP and GPO
Social Security Fairness Act increases pension benefits for expats and government workers


Stocks are hot for illiberal democracy
Stocks may thrive under deregulation but at a cost. Investors should brace for risks to Social Security, rising tariffs, and a lower dollar


Book Report: Key Takeaways from 'The Algebra of Wealth'
Th e Algebra of Wealth by Scott Galloway is an excellent and straightforward read on personal finance, perfect for those just starting...


Market Update: Stocks Rotate into Bonds Ahead of the Fed's Rate Cut
With the recent news of lower-than-expected new employment in the US, the Federal Reserve is widely anticipated to cut rates in...


Taking your next step buying art as an investment
In light of recent stock market volatility over the last few years, investors are wondering if there’s anything else they should be doing...
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