by newcente | May 10, 2019 | Blog, Equity Markets, Fixed Income Markets, In The News, Uncategorized, What's New
May 10, 2019. By J.D. Wolfsberg: We have seen generally upward trending markets thus far year-to-date following the sell-off in the last quarter of 2018, with the S&P 500 (including dividends) up 15.31% so far this year. The Federal Reserve has observed that the...
by newcente | May 2, 2019 | Blog, In The News, Uncategorized, What's New
May 2, 2019. By Lori Patterson: A look into the daily events of your operations team… Every day is different…there’s not a lot of monotony here! We begin our day verifying money transfers and any service items that may have been requested off hours. We review for...
by newcente | Apr 18, 2019 | Blog, Family Focus, Financial Planning, In The News, Uncategorized, What's New
April 18, 2019. By Matt Okaty: Regulations often lag behind innovation, and this is certainly true of the short-term rental market which has exploded over the past ten years. AirBnB and HomeAway, the two biggest companies in this space, have transformed the lodging...
by newcente | Apr 4, 2019 | Blog, Business Planning, Financial Planning, Firm Events, In The News, Uncategorized, What's New
April 4, 2019. By Jennifer Wolfsberg: In the past five years, Centerpoint has become increasingly involved with helping clients through the processes involved with business sales and like transactions. In our relationships with these entrepreneurial spirited clients,...
by newcente | Mar 28, 2019 | Blog, Family Focus, Uncategorized, What's New
March 28, 2019. By Olga Okaty: Roughly 40 million Americans move relocate each year. It comes as no surprise that 80% choose to move between April and September to capitalize on the favorable weather conditions, and element of significant consideration...
by newcente | Mar 21, 2019 | Blog, Fixed Income Markets, In The News, Uncategorized, What's New
March 21, 2019. By Mark Barry: Following the conclusion of its two-day March meeting, the FOMC announced its interest rate decision which was to maintain the Fed Funds rate at 2.25%-2.50% (no change). This was largely expected by investors. However, in both his...
