Thanksgiving - What It Is All About
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on November 25th, 2020What It Is All About
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Patience is Required
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on November 4th, 2020Patience is Required
Welcome to Hyper-Change!
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on November 2nd, 2020Nobody likes change and it seems to be especially true as we age. What the world is witnessing right now is not just change, but hyper-change, and ready or not it is coming for you.
Election What-If Scenarios
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on October 15th, 2020We hope you are safe, healthy, and enjoying the change of seasons. The fall colors in Minneapolis are truly breathtaking this year.
During our recent reviews we have been receiving questions regarding potential civil unrest around the election and what would a Biden victory mean for future taxes.
Election 2020 Preview Recap
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on September 16th, 2020Goldman Sachs preview to the Presidential Election, September 14, 2020 Recap
Two Hands on the Wheel
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on August 28th, 2020Two Hands on the Wheel
Recurring Themes
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on July 17th, 2020Recurring Themes
For those of you who live in the Twin Cities we hope you are able to get out and enjoy this glorious weather, and for those of you who live elsewhere, we hope you are having a wonderful summer.
Time to Reassess Goals and Your Portfolio
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on June 25th, 2020Time to Reassess Goals and Your Portfolio
Welcome Summer 2020 - Warning!: Covid Is Not On Vacation
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on June 18th, 2020Welcome Summer 2020 – Warning: Covid is not on Vacation
Whiplash
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on June 11th, 2020Whiplash
June 11, 2020
The fastest bear market in history has been followed by the fastest recovery. You would think a firm that has been around since 1982 would have seen it all by now, but not even close. What is to be made of the stock market in 2020?
