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Wealth Planning Commentary – July 28, 2025

What Families Should Know about the New Trump Account Earlier this month, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law, which included a variety of new

Investment Commentary – July 28 2025

Executive Summary We believe the tariff situation represents more of a consumption tax that will be more similar to a one-time price adjustment than stoking runaway inflation expectations.  We also

Economic Commentary – July 28, 2025

Occasionally, the amount of economic data made available in a short time can seem overwhelming. Such is the case this week, where the “main event” is the Federal Open Market Committee

Economic Commentary – July 21, 2025

The US economy continues to feel as if some corner has been turned, which is a pretty nifty trick to pull off without an appreciable slowing of economic growth.  The

Wealth Planning Commentary – July 21, 2025

Tactical Tax Planning: Navigating the OBBBA’s Key Provisions in the Near Term  It’s critical to remember that while the OBBBA introduced a plethora of new tax changes, many of its

Investment Commentary – July 21, 2025

Executive Summary  Various key trends the Investment Office is monitoring  U.S. financials sector earnings season kicked off last week strong.   The MSCI EAFE Large Cap value index has nearly

Robertson Stephens Weekly Commentary – July 14, 2025

July doesn’t feel much like the summer doldrums yet. Tariff threats are flying, bilateral deals are being hammered out (we hope, albeit with minimal details), and economist Kevin Hassett is

Wealth Planning Commentary – July 14, 2025

Will You Qualify for New Income Tax Deductions? The OBBBA introduces several new above-the-line deductions, which directly reduce adjusted gross income. However, high earners will not be able to claim

Investment Commentary – July 14, 2025

Executive Summary Last week, there was little difference in performance between large-caps and small-caps, while growth stocks held up modestly better than value. Investors have begun to follow airline earnings