The first half of 2025 will be remembered for two defining events: the onset of reciprocal tariffs, marking an American trade war with the world, and Chinese AI developer DeepSeek’s revelation that shattered the myth of American AI supremacy. Amidst the fierce rivalry between America and China, these occurrences exposed the opposing forces of de-globalization…
Since the emergence of Bitcoin in 2009, digital assets have gained popularity at an exponential rate. Digital assets encompass a wide range of electronically created and stored items that hold value, including cryptocurrencies, tokens, and digital collectibles (Smith, 2025). At the core is blockchain technology, which utilizes encryption techniques to ensure the authenticity of digital…
Join the Bryn Mawr Trust senior leadership team and watch our exclusive 2025 Economic & Market Outlook. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the economic landscape and market trends that will shape the year ahead, from overarching macroeconomic trends to market-specific dynamics. Our expert analysis serves as valuable guidance in making strategic investment decisions…
At year-end, we recommend rebalancing portfolios back to strategic asset allocations and maintaining a diversified, flexible approach to navigate the evolving economic and market environment.
In a world where technology drives our daily lives, it is no surprise that we have increasingly placed more value on our digital identities and belongings, also known as digital assets.
Despite placing six-figure valuations on their digital assets, Americans are largely neglecting these assets during financial planning
As we fast approach the end of 2024, tax planning becomes critical. One strategy that doesn’t always get the attention it deserves is tax loss harvesting. While the term might sound technical, the concept is simple, and when applied correctly, it can yield significant benefits. Let’s break down tax loss harvesting, why it matters, and…
Heading into the end of the year, as you contemplate the ramifications of the recent presidential election, prepare your Thanksgiving celebration, and compose your holiday gift lists, it’s a good time to assess your financial foundation. Here are five essential investment moves to consider before the new year. 1. Review and Adjust Your Risk Exposure…
Planning for retirement can be an extremely daunting task and varies by individual, but we’re here to help you understand how to better prepare for your “golden years.”
Watch our replay as we look at the economic and stock market expectations for the second half of the year, where both opportunities and risks await investors.
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