In the November 2020 election, California voters narrowly passed Proposition 19, a measure that impacts two major areas related to property tax and property transfer. First, it gives homeowners more flexibility to change residences anywhere within California while retaining their property tax base as long as the new home is purchased within two years of the original home’s sale.
Discussing Cyclical and Value Sectors on CNBC’s Squawk Box | December 28, 2020
CNBC Quarterly Stock Report respondents say the discretionary sector will perform best under the first term of a Biden administration. Many respondents also said they expect utilities and staples to perform poorly during his presidency.
As Seen on USA Today: Experts Say This Is What Children Need to Survive the COVID-19 Pandemic
Drafting Your Happily Ever After
When most couples get engaged, they begin dreaming of their future life together and planning their wedding. They are not typically thinking about writing up a premarital or prenuptial agreement, also known more informally as a prenup. For many, there is the attitude that a prenup will create a negative self-fulfilling prophecy and inevitably lead to divorce; but in fact, such agreements may serve as a roadmap for a healthy financial relationship in marriage.
As Seen on Vox.com: The Parental Burnout Crisis Has Reached a Tipping Point
“Is the recovery already baked in?” Brenda Vingiello, CFA, addresses this question on the CNBC Halftime Report | December 7, 2020
As Seen in The Balance: What Is a Fee-Only Financial Advisor?
Estate Planning Implications to Act on Now
CNBC Halftime Report Discussion on Volatility Leading Into the Election | October 22, 2020
Watch this video on the discussion of volatility leading into the election and how the firm is guiding investors during this time period.
As Seen on healthychildren.org: Parenting in a Pandemic: Tips to Keep the Calm at Home
How to Approach Investing in 2021
Brenda Vingiello - How to Approach Investing in 2021
How should you be thinking about your investments as we head into 2021? Sand Hill's Chief Investment Officer and frequent CNBC contributor, Brenda Vingiello, CFA, reveals her approach towards investing her own money and the importance of staying focused on your financial priorities.
How We Help You Embrace Your Financial Journey
The Digital Client Evolution
While much has been made of the digital adaptations that the pandemic has forced upon businesses, so too have individuals needed to adopt new ways to manage their finances and interact with their financial advisors.
How We Help You Embrace Your Financial Journey
It Was the Best of Times and the Worst of Times
This year will surely go down in the history books as one of the most puzzling in terms of reconciling much of the economic data with various trends that are difficult to justify given the challenging overall environment that so many people are facing.
Waived 2020 IRA Distributions Present Possible Planning
This year’s CARES Act exempts required annual distributions in 2020 for all IRA owners over age 70 ½, and for some people, this may create an attractive planning opportunity utilizing the Roth IRA conversion.
The Fortuitously Aligned Misconception Error (FAME) Principle
This feeling of impenetrability can lead to what can be referred to as the Fortuitously Aligned Misconception Error (FAME), a principle seen in those who lack the recognition that their company stock is indeed a risk asset and their key retirement nest egg, which is not immune to a fall from grace (i.e. a windfall that can change with the wind).
Fortuitously Aligned Misconception Error Principle
While many investors have benefitted by purchasing winning stocks in their portfolio, others are fortuitously exposed to public companies due to their employment.
Managing a Small Business During and Post COVID-19
It’s no secret that COVID-19 has created a very challenging business environment. This is especially true for small businesses. Sadly, many small businesses have already been forced to close during the pandemic due to their fragile finances, including limited cash reserves and often few or no established financial relationships.