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Wealth Notes

  • A Tale of Two Siblings — How Our Money Stories Are Formed

    June 20, 2025

    To Inform: When I joined The Joseph Group this summer as an intern, I was excited not only to grow in financial knowledge but also to understand the emotional and psychological factors that shape our money decisions. As a student of both finance and psychology, I was recommended a book that quickly became a favorite: The […]

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  • Life Advice from a 90-year-old

    June 20, 2025

    To Inspire: While expecting to face new challenges in her nineties, what has truly surprised writer Katherine Esty is the amount of new joys she’s experiencing. She has let go of past regrets and has embraced a sense of gratitude that is new to her. When asked what we all can do – at any […]

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  • Predictions – Hold on Loosely

    June 13, 2025

    To Inform: There is a tension in the investment world. Predictions can be valuable and are important exercises. Here, having an imagination can be a valuable tool. Anticipating where markets are heading requires one to think about a range of possible outcomes. Sometimes those outcomes seem murky, sometimes they seem crystal clear. But even when […]

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  • Make A Great Life

    June 13, 2025

    To Inspire: Lisa and I drove up to Amish country yesterday (Sugarcreek, Ohio to be exact) to enjoy the beautiful countryside and do some shopping. Afterward I realized how refreshing it was for us to get away from the big city, travel on back country roads and enjoy the spectacular scenery: rolling hills, horse and cattle […]

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  • Charts I Find Interesting

    June 6, 2025

    To Inform: Every month our Chief Investment Officer, Alex Durbin, puts together a packet of charts with perspectives on markets and asset classes we call our Market Health Analysis (MHA). While Alex puts the ultimate document together, I try to help him out at the beginning of the month by putting charts I find interesting […]

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  • The Value of Friendships

    June 6, 2025

    To Inspire: As I’ve grown older, I’ve experienced both the joy of making new friends and the sadness of losing touch with others. People often say that drifting apart is just a part of growing up— you graduate, start a job, build a family and slowly, the friends you shared countless memories with become distant. […]

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  • Market Wisdom from Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings

    May 30, 2025

    To Inform: One of the greatest country songs put to vinyl was a collaboration between Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson titled “Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Cowboys.” My favorite line in the song is “He ain’t wrong, he’s just different.” There are some things about our philosophy here at TJG that […]

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  • Be An Encourager

    May 30, 2025

    To Inspire: Earlier this month I shared some business leader training I’m doing in the area of encouragement. And while I feel like I am an encourager, I can always improve (one of our core values here is “excellence – we seek to make it better!”) – with my family, friends, clients, and those I […]

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  • The Bond Math, Deficits, and “One Big Beautiful Bill”

    May 23, 2025

    To Inform:  It’s hard to believe how quickly things are moving in Washington, D.C. As I type this, Travis Upton, CEO of The Joseph Group, is barreling down on the city in a tour bus, accompanying a gaggle of high school choir students. I can’t help but wonder if he also attempts a little bit […]

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  • Time Flies

    May 23, 2025

    To Inspire: My mother always told me that the older you get, the faster time goes. As a young person, of course, I didn’t believe her, but now I fully understand how right she was. For example, how is it almost June already?! It turns out this is not just in our minds, there are […]

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