Author: Sound Stewardship
A Thoughtful Response to Market Turmoil
If you’ve looked at your investments recently, you’ve probably winced. There’s a lot of concern amid
Six Pillars of Special Needs Planning
Did you know that approximately 1 in 5 Americans live with a physical, sensory, or intellectual disability? And when it comes to providing care for individuals with special needs, 1 in 4 households ca
Three Tax Planning Strategies for a Smoother Tax Season
One of the most valuable things our wealth advisors do is help clients plan proactively for taxes. And when people first work with us, they’re often surprised to find out that real tax planning doesn'
Faith-Driven Portfolios: Aligning Values with Investing
At Sound Stewardship, we've always believed investing is more than returns on a statement. It can also be an opportunity to align your resources with your values. That’s why we offer a variety of valu
How to Invest in 2026
Every January, I like to step back, examine what happened in the market, and revisit the timeless principles that truly matter for long‑term investing. This year, I’m pulling highlights from J.P. Morg
Top 10 Questions We Help Clients Solve
As I look back on 2025, I’m reminded that the most meaningful client conversations rarely start with market performance. Instead, they begin with the real-life questions and puzzles that clients bring
The 3 Types of Investors
Few topics are as mysterious as investing. Investing has had an especially prominent place in the American story, being intimately connected with the idea of being “self-made.” But like all legends, r
The Numbers that Matter in 2026
The new year ushers in a wave of new limits that could influence your financial strategy.
Savers maximizing their employer retirement plan contributions will see a new change if they are 50 yea
Three Questions for More Strategic Giving
If you had to give away a million dollars in the next 12 months, how would you do it?
No, really. Pause and picture this. How would you go about giving away a million dollars in the next year?
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2025 Deadlines You Need to Know
It's important to stay updated on key financial numbers that can impact your planning and savings strategy.
The biggest change this year includes a new 401(k) “Super Catchup” for those who turn age