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The Dilemma Facing Investors Today

The Dilemma Facing Investors Today

The Fed remains reluctant to lower short-term interest rates, as the inflation outlook heads back up towards 3%. Slowing economic growth and sustained employment weakness would prompt rate cuts. The technical chart below reflects that the bond market is expecting...

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Five Risks to Successful Retirement

Five Risks to Successful Retirement

Many people have unanswered questions about setting themselves up for a successful retirement. Below are the primary risks to consider and some general ideas for overcoming them.  We help our clients address these risks through financial planning, which starts with...

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Why Choose a Fiduciary Financial Advisor?

Why Choose a Fiduciary Financial Advisor?

Navigating the complexities of financial planning requires trust, transparency, and a commitment to your best interests. At Integras Partners, we proudly embrace our role as fiduciary advisors, ensuring that every recommendation and strategy is aligned with your...

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Focus on What You Can Control

Focus on What You Can Control

2025 is a tumultuous year for financial markets, which understandably is rattling even the most experienced investors. While we can’t control investment returns or government policy, focusing on things that you can control may alleviate some of the anxiety. 1. Don’t...

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How Integras Partners is Navigating Today’s Markets

How Integras Partners is Navigating Today’s Markets

The financial markets have been rattled by tariffs. As investors, we reserve judgement on policy and seek to interpret economic impacts on companies we might invest in. We have to assume that tariffs, in some form, will go into effect. A pickup in inflation and lower...

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Want to Own Stocks? Indexing is Not All That

Want to Own Stocks? Indexing is Not All That

Media personalities often recommend investing in the S&P 500 Index®. Since the indexes are really a list of stocks, you can only invest in mutual funds or Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) like SPY and VOO that own the list of stocks. Index funds are often chosen for their low fees.

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