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Discover the benefits and risks of AI-driven financial insights, and why human financial advisors remain essential for personalized, strategic planning.
Women are set to inherit the majority of the $84 trillion "Great Wealth Transfer" over the next couple of decades. Addressing women's financial confidence gap is more important than ever. Here’s a look at what’s to come, and how women can prepare.
The women's financial confidence gap is real – but it's not about ability. What women need to do to increase financial confidence as the majority of wealth transitions to them in the coming decades.
Should investors be adding more alternative investments to their portfolios? What to consider as you determine what's right for your specific financial goals.
What can history tell us about how financial markets respond to troubling times? WHZ's Laurence Hale shares insights that could shed light on today's market fluctuations.
Interest rates are expected to decline; WHZ AVPk, Wealth Advisor Holly Wanegar shares how that may influence your investments as well as your financial plan.
For decades, the typical financial advisor relationship followed a familiar pattern: periodic performance reviews, portfolio updates, and a heavy emphasis on market returns. For a long time, that was enough for many people. We’ve never considered it enough at WHZ Strategic Wealth Advisors and today, many investors don’t either. The financial lives of individuals and families have become more complex, and many advisors simply haven’t kept pace. Here’s where many financial advisory and wealth management firms may be falling short, and what you as a client should be looking for instead.
Artificial intelligence is advancing at a pace that feels unprecedented, leaving some feeling uncertain and even worried. Yet throughout history, periods of rapid technological change have followed a familiar pattern: anxiety about job disruption, followed by adjustments in how people work, produce, and create value. For investors, the real question today is not whether AI will change the labor market (it will), but how those changes may influence the broader economy and financial markets over time.
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.