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Oxford Financial Partners’ investment management services are driven by some fundamental beliefs that are borne of leading-edge research and a quarter century of experience. Our entire investment philosophy has been distilled into a proprietary investing system called Power of 5 Investing®. Learn more
Choices made at and during retirement about how to withdraw from your accounts can make a tremendous difference to the quality of your retirement. Our cash flow management services include a full education on the options available to you, tax reduction strategies, withdrawal rate monitoring, required minimum distributions and convenient deposits. Learn more
Estate taxes can significantly impact the wealth you have accumulated unless you employ proper planning. The goals of estate planning are to provide for you financially while you’re alive and to maximize your estate to benefit your family and charities following your death.
A well-designed estate plan can help create and conserve assets during your life. In addition, effective estate planning can minimize estate taxes and estate settlement costs and deliver an orderly distribution of assets at your death. We can help you with strategies for wills, trusts and beneficiary designations, estate tax reduction techniques, life insurance analysis, family gifting and charitable planning. Learn more
In today’s economic environment, the only constant is change. You can help improve your chances for a successful retirement through ongoing coordination and planning. Our planning services include needs assessment for short and long-term goals, sophisticated retirement income modeling and benefits analysis.
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Throughout our lives we face a number of events that could jeopardize even the best laid plans. We work to identify these risks for you, quantify the potential loss exposure, educate you on tools and techniques for hedging these risks and implement solutions. Our personal risk management service areas include life insurance, disability income, annuities and long-term care. We maintain relationships with a broad spectrum of providers in each of these areas and can help you find the appropriate solution for your needs.
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At Oxford Financial Partners, we strive every day to earn your trust, confidence and respect. With offices in Cincinnati and Denver, we serve clients across more than 20 states. Our clients range from those who are just starting to think about and plan for retirement to those who are in retirement and want to ensure their funds are sufficient and their long-term wishes intact. No matter where you are in your retirement journey, we can partner with you to help towards making your goals a reality.
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The S&P 500 followed up the previous week’s strong gains with an increase of 0.5% last week. Decent economic data was encouraging but not strong enough to change expectations for much-desired interest rate cuts this year. The global MSCI ACWI climbed 0.3%. Heightened risks loom in the global market from tanker attacks and Hong Kong protests. The Bloomberg BarCap Aggregate Bond Index was unchanged as expectations for economic growth remained subdued. Read more
As Baby Boomers approach retirement, they may encounter a lot of so-called “expert” advice telling them how to invest just before or during their golden years. While some of this guidance is sound, other tips are myths that may, in fact, steer investors in the wrong direction. Read more
Summer arrives – bees, picnics, nostalgia and the chaotic sound of kids everywhere. It’s enough to bring back memories of sweating behind a lawnmower or scrubbing grandpa’s car to get a few precious dollars to spend at the mall or the movies. Read more
Carson Partners’ Scott Kubie shares key events we saw in the past quarter and how we think they’ll affect markets in the upcoming quarter. Contact us to speak with a financial advisor. Read more
by Sarah Duey, JD, CFTA, CAP®, Vice President, Trust Services
Who wants to spend an afternoon thinking about their mortality? No one, which is why more than half of Americans don’t even have a will.
The foundation of your estate plan is a Last Will and Testament. Read more
The S&P 500 surged 4.5% last week as optimism about the Federal Reserve cutting rates and the quick end to potential tariffs on Mexican goods pushed markets higher. The global MSCI ACWI soared 3.6% as international markets participated in the surge, but not as much as domestic markets. The Bloomberg BarCap Aggregate Bond Index gained 0.4% as weak jobs data and the hopes of interest-rate cuts pushed rates lower and bond prices higher. Read more
