Your emotions permeate EVERY decision in your life that has to do with money. I would even go as far as to say that failing to understand your emotional relationship with money would be the number one mistake that someone can make when it comes to their finances.

When should people start investing? That is a common question that comes up in many of my conversations. The simple answer is now.

The amount you need saved depends on a multitude of factors. Every household has different goals in retirement, spending levels, health concerns, social security benefits, estate goals, and a bunch of other deeply unique considerations that make a universal “savings goal” a complete waste of time.

Retirement plans have grown in popularity over the past ten years. GCM's President, Scott Nasca took the opportunity to break down the investment side of the plan in this weeks blog.

The methods of buying in larger quantities to save on costs per unit and stepping down in quality in order to save on price, are just a few examples listed.  Most people have never experienced inflationary pressures currently in the marketplace.  You have to go back to the 1970s to see these types of price hikes and the pain that it is causing to working Americans. 

Generation Capital Management is a Registered Investment Advisor. What does that mean and what are some of the advantages to working with a Registered Investment Advisor versus another type of financial advisor? In his blog, John breaks down the advantages that working with a Registered Investment Advisor can provide for you and your family.

M&A has set its mark on the RIA space in Rochester.

Finding room in your budget to save isn't easy no matter where you are in your financial journey, but it's incredibly important. John Howe-Wemett, CFP®, M.S. is here with a few of his top tips that anyone can follow to help create some space for savings. And, of course, he's included some extra financial wellness tips at no extra charge!

2022 has been quite an interesting ride for investors and professionals. The rise in inflation and interest rates has been quick and breathtaking in its move, while stock, bond and currency markets are still trying to recalibrate what their true valuations should be. The evolution of trading vehicles whether it be ETFs or options only magnifies the volatility.