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Commentary Q1 2025: Entertaining Imperfection
After two stellar years for U.S. equities, we are entering 2025 with higher potential for disappointment as well as cause for optimism, particularly in areas where growth and transformation are underway.
Why We Invest in Real Assets
At LNW, we strategically invest in real assets to diversify and improve portfolio outcomes, especially when inflation and market volatility are cause for concern. Find out which types of real assets we typically include in client portfolios and their unique attributes.
What to Know About Upcoming Changes to the Estate and Gift Tax Exemption
As you have likely heard over the past year, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) is set to expire in January of 2026. With its expiration, important tax and estate planning provisions are scheduled to change. Most notably, the significantly elevated federal estate and gift tax exemption is poised to reduce by
Social media and messaging fraud is becoming ever more sophisticated. In a worrisome recent trend, impersonators are increasingly posing as legitimate investment professionals
— U.S. consumer prices rose more than expected in January — +0.5% — on increases in shelter, food and energy costs, driving the annual rate of inflation to
— President Trump said the U.S. will levy 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports starting Feb. 10; Canada provides most U.S aluminum imports, while China has been
What’s we’re watching closely as this volatile year unfolds. By David Baker, Senior Director, Investment Strategy and Communications.
Amid the deluge of news and U.S. policy uncertainty, perspective is everything.
— President Trump threatened 25% tariffs on imports from Canada (10% on Canadian energy), 25% from Mexico and 10% from China, unsettling world stocks markets. ̵
In the digital age, the idea of paying kids an allowance may seem antiquated and quaint. Even if not, allowances are a touchy subject, especially for well-off parents concerne
The U.S. stock market has been eventful lately to say the least, although still cresting near record highs. At all times, but especially when market volatility and lingering i
— The Trump administration is using the threat of tariffs selectively to boost business investment in the U.S. among other goals; Saudi Arabia committed to investing $10
