| Summer is here—a season full of energy, possibilities, plenty of heat, and the potential for storms. The soaring temperatures serve as a reminder that, just like weather forecasts, even our best predictions about the future can change unexpectedly. Life often forces us to pivot. How well can you adapt? So far, 2025 has offered plenty of plot twists, but the economy has responded with resilience. Recent global events—from shifting trade relationships to emerging conflicts and evolving monetary policies—remind us that even the best strategies sometimes need adjustment. But being nimble isn’t about scrapping long-term goals, it’s about protecting and advancing them as circumstances change. As the Forbes article below highlights, life often doesn’t go as planned. That’s why our relationship is about more than just achieving milestones, it’s about helping you navigate change, seize opportunities, and enjoy life’s best moments. If you’d like to talk about becoming more resilient, please reach out. The articles below can help you and those you care about. 4 Ways to Pivot When Your Retirement Doesn’t Go as Planned June 18, 2025 Forbes Retirement rarely goes as planned. Learn four pivots to prepare for the unexpected and build a… Read more → The Boring Truth About Investing During a Geopolitical Crisis June 19, 2025 Bloomberg Escalating fighting in the Middle East has introduced another element of uncertainty for the… Read more → The 6 Miles of Water Keeping Global Markets on Edge June 23, 2025 The Wall Street Journal Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, rattling oil markets. Read more → Investors ignore world-changing news. Rightly June 20, 2025 The Economist Crisis, what crisis? The momentum of markets can be relentless. Shares tend to grind higher over… Read more → The Markets Are Balancing on a Knife’s Edge June 23, 2025 The New York Times The world has been anything but peaceful, but you wouldn’t know that from looking at the markets,… Read more → Surprise! You literally owe the tariffs June 19, 2025 Business Insider Americans are being hit with huge tariff bills on their online orders. Read more → MillerThayer and its associated logo refer to a website run by associates of David Miller CPA LLC, a registered accounting firm, and Thayer Partners, LLC, a registered investment adviser, who perform the services described on this site. MillerThayer is neither an accounting firm nor a registered investment adviser. |