Bouchey Blog
Money is one of the most common sources of stress in a marriage. These 10 practical financial planning guidelines help couples improve communication, align long-term goals, and reduce financial stress as they build a life together.
Written by: Scott Strohecker, CFP®, EA As the year draws to a close, charitable organizations ramp up their fundraising efforts-and many individuals begin thinking about how to give back. For donors, year-endcharitable giving isn’t just an opportunity to make a meaningful impact; it’s also a valuable moment for thoughtful tax planning. While working with clients on…
Written by: Paolo LaPietra, CFP® Every generation gets its defining investment story, and right now it is AI. Not the harmless “let’s ask ChatGPT” version, but the trillion-dollar, power guzzling, data center everywhere version that is reshaping the market. The numbers have reached a point where they barely feel real. Nvidia reached a five trillion-dollar…
Last week, we were honored to host the “Planning with Purpose” seminar at Bouchey Financial Group in collaboration with Ryan Bouchey and Jim LeBrou (RLGC). We welcomed an engaged group of attendees who came ready to explore meaningful estate-, tax-, and financial-planning strategies for all stages of life. From the opening remarks through tactical break-out…
Life changes, and so do the financial decisions that come with them. Our Women & Wealth luncheon at Duo at the Dunes brought women together to learn, connect, and feel supported through every chapter ahead. Hosted on October 22nd, the event featured three expert panelists who shared guidance across key areas of financial planning: Harmony…
December Market Insights: A Month of Headlines & Opportunity
Written by: Paolo LaPietra, CFP® and Edward Wilhelm If it feels like a lot has happened in the last month, that’s because it has. The government reopened on November 13th, the jobs report landed shortly after, Nvidia once again took center stage during earnings season, AI-driven volatility picked up, and Fed cut expectations continued to…