Why do losses often feel more painful than gains feel rewarding? It’s called negativity bias—and it can influence how we view markets, decisions, and even our memories. In our newest article, Jordan Eich, CFP®, reflects on how investor psychology shapes our experience and why recognizing the goodness of now may be more important than ever.
Jordan Eich, CFP® and Wealth Manager at Howe & Rusling, breaks down three popular alternatives to holding cash—money market funds, CDs, and bonds—and explains how to make smart choices in today’s interest rate environment.
I want to deviate from the tariffs, administrative policy, and stock market volatility that have dominated headlines in 2025. Instead, let’s revisit our old friend inflation, particularly as it relates to food prices.
“What should I spend my money on in retirement?” I received this question from a client a few weeks ago and it really made me pause to think. I’ve fielded countless questions like “how much can I spend in retirement?” and “how long until I can retire?” but never what should I spend money on?
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