The ImpactFI Blog

If you find yourself with a bit of extra time on your hands in the upcoming months, you may want to use this time to check in with your family’s finances.

May saw a return to more confidence in the economy and the markets. The Fed met early in the month, and Chairman Powell managed to curb market pessimism by stating that it was unlikely that the Fed’s next move would be a rate hike.

Celebrate Pride Month by learning how you can invest in what you believe in with the right strategy.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is set to expire in 2025. This act greatly impacted individuals and businesses, so how will its rollback affect you? Find out here!

Summer is almost here, which means many of us are planning our next international vacation! Our checklist shares helpful tips to ensure you have a stress-free trip.

The NBA Playoffs are hugely exciting for basketball fans and athletes but are also a significant driver of economic growth for the host cities. Learn more about the economics of the NBA Playoffs!

April had it all, and most of it was not so great. Inflation is proving sticky again, which forced the market and the Fed to reassess the timing of interest rate cuts.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month. To celebrate, we would like to shine a light on the accomplishments of several individuals throughout American history.

Fed likely to hold rates due to strong jobs data, but cuts may come later in 2024. Markets rallied on anticipation of cuts. Equity & bond performance included. Investors advised to review portfolios and adjust for higher interest rates.

If we are committed to changing the game, it's time we stop talking about HENRY and start using language that reflects the diversity of our society. Check out these seven alternatives to use in our conversations around wealth!

We hear a lot about inflation rates, but do you know how inflation is calculated? Interestingly enough, that’s a pretty simple formula that economists use! Find out how here.

Stocks are strong but inflation persists. The Fed is considering rate cuts but is cautious about inflation risks. The housing market remains expensive. Consumers are spending less. A strong equity market is welcome, but how will it impact the rest of the economy?

Women are increasingly becoming financial decision-makers. A recent survey found that 49% of women consider themselves the Chief Financial Officer of their households. The same survey found that 43% of women say they are the primary breadwinner. So how are women handling their financial might?

In celebration of the achievements of Black Americans and their integral role in our nation’s history, here are eight Black wealth builders we believe should be remembered. These individuals deserve recognition for their contributions to the financial and socioeconomic progress in America.

Fed Chairman Powell came under ferocious criticism for how long he waited to raise rates. It looks now like the strength of the economic recovery allowed for a massive tightening without tipping over into recession. Is Powell a monetary policy magician? Or did he just get lucky?