WHZ Strategic Wealth Advisors’ Team Recognized as 2025 Five Star Wealth Managers
WHZ's Jim Zahansky, Laurence Hale, and Leisl L. Langevin have once again been named Five Star Wealth Managers by Connecticut Magazine and Five Star Professional.
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WHZ's Jim Zahansky, Laurence Hale, and Leisl L. Langevin have once again been named Five Star Wealth Managers by Connecticut Magazine and Five Star Professional.
The excitement surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) lit a fire under stocks last year as we learned how AI would help us work faster, turn words into pictures, and shop on our behalf. Investors are optimistic that AI-related stocks will continue to surge on further adoption by individuals and corporations. The advent of AI has helped to propel the bull market, which started in October 2022. Since then, the S&P 500 Information Technology sector has increased by an astounding 181.7%.
WHZ's senior partners provide a review of the key market trends, economic events, and financial planning lessons from 2025, and what they mean for investors heading into 2026.
When faced with the looming threat of a potentially disastrous Thanksgiving holiday travel period, US senators finally reached a compromise to reopen the government on November 12th. Republican Senate leaders agreed to vote by mid-December on a Democratic bill to extend the Affordable Care Act subsidies and seven Democratic senators and one Independent crossed the aisle and agreed to vote for the Senate’s government funding bill.
October began with investors focused on the Federal Reserve’s latest shift in policy. After four rate cuts since 2024, the Federal Reserve has lowered its benchmark short-term rate to 4.0%–4.25%, balancing the need to support a changing job market while continuing to battle inflation that remains above its 2% target.
Aging comes with significant financial and lifestyle considerations. From healthcare to long-term care, estate planning and more, here are the essential steps to take now so that you're well cared for later.
September is often a tough month for investors. This year’s setup is potentially perilous, with the S&P 500 at record-high levels and sporting lofty valuations despite economic and political uncertainty. Here's why investors should review their portfolios now.
The One Big, Beautiful Bill Act contains tax cuts for individuals and businesses. Let's look at some of the ways the OBBBA may directly affect your pocketbook.
The stock market has climbed a wall of worry this year, ascending to new heights despite a long list of scary news headlines.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives has passed a huge piece of legislation that extends tax cuts from President Trump’s first term and layers on additional tax cuts and benefits for consumers.