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Quarterly Client Letter – Q4 2019
Dear O’Brien Wealth Partners Investor, The holiday season brings with it time for reflection. As we pause to express our appreciation for our colleagues and our clients, and to gather with family and friends, we also take time to look back on what 2019 meant for financial markets and ponder what may come in 2020.
High Finance,Down-to-Earth: Jill Fopiano Focuses on What’s Personal
Get to know O’Brien Wealth Partners CEO, Jill Fopiano, in this piece by Carolyn Bick for The Business Journals.
What Happens After the Fed’s Rate Cut on Wednesday?
The Federal Reserve is lowering interest rates on Wednesday for the third time since August. What happens after this rate cut? CEO of O’Brien Wealth Partners, Jill Fopiano, gives a helpful tip for dealing with this change. Read more in the article by Larry Edelman for The Boston Globe.
Markets Are Betting That Good Things Come in Threes
Is three the magic number? In a recent article by Erik Sherman for www.fortune.com, O’Brien Wealth Partners CEO Jill Fopiano weighs in on rate cuts being made by the Federal Reserve.
Why Women Should Be Talking About Money
For years, it has been taboo for women to talk openly about money but that is slowly changing. In this article by Abby Patkin for Wicked Local Brighton, Jill Fopiano, CEO of O’Brien Wealth Partners discusses why women should be talking about money.
It Takes Just 3 Minutes to Update This Important Financial Planning Document
Selecting your designated beneficiaries takes less than three minutes and is one of the most important financial decisions you will make. President & CEO of O’Brien Wealth Partners, Jill Fopiano, shares just how important it really is. Read the article by Anna-Louise Jackson for www.acorns.com.
Best Financial Practices for Busy Doctors
With years of education under their belt and busy schedules, it’s easy for doctors to overlook their financial health. In this article for www.medicaleconomics.com, Lis Zimmerman (Principal and Director of Financial Planning) discusses the best financial practices for doctors.
Why The Next Recession May Feel Very Different Than 2008
Why The Next Recession May Feel Very Different Than 2008 Fortune The next recession the United States experiences may feel very different than the 2008 recession. COO of O’Brien Wealth Partners, Cindy Kuppens, speaks out about timing for the next recession and why we can’t predict it. Read more in this article by Erik Sherman
Quarterly Client Letter – Q3 2019
Dear O’Brien Wealth Partners Investor, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” -French novelist and critic Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr Some literary scholars say that the figurative meaning of this phrase is that turbulent times do not affect reality on a deeper level other than to cement the status quo. Others more simply
