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November 28, 2023 in Economics, News, Year In Review
As we get ready to turn the page on 2023 and welcome the new year with all its possibilities, we’d like to take some time to reflect on the year that was—the notable events, trends, and developments that defined our economics, policy, business, and culture—and look a bit into the future to see what 2024 might bring. 2023 in Review Economy & Markets The economic picture in 2023 continued to be dominated by...

July 1, 2021 in News, SAGE news, SageBroadview News
The SAGEbroadview you know today is a team of seven with offices in three states, serving over 120 client households, and managing over $289 million in client portfolios. That level of growth was almost unimaginable back in 2004 when Larry and Sheri met for the first time after sitting next to each other at a financial planning conference. At that time, Larry was working part-time on wealth management activities at DHAS...

September 13, 2018 in News
Benefits of a shorter workweek 1. Every Weekend Should Be a 3-Day Weekend (The Cut, 9/4/2015) “The bulk of the research in medicine, sleep, cognitive science, and organizational psychology overwhelmingly suggests that a shorter workweek should be the norm rather than the holiday-weekend exception.” Another benefit to drinking water all day 2.  Why Sitting at Your Computer All Day Can Wipe You Out (The Cut, 7/19/2017) Source: The Cut “’We’re animals that are designed to exercise physically as well as mentally,”...

April 12, 2018 in News
The financial crisis has shaken young people’s faith in capitalism A (financial) crisis of faith (John Paul Rollert, Chicago Booth Review, 8/10/2018) “A spring 2016 poll from Harvard University’s Institute of Politics finds that only 19 percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 identified themselves as capitalists, and 51 percent of those surveyed said they did not support capitalism. Similarly, a YouGov poll commissioned late last fall finds that,...