Investing is an exercise in risk-and reward, and the most successful investing is done when you maximize your reward for the risk you take.

April 20, 2020 was a very interesting day in the commodities markets. May Crude opened at $17.73, fell steadily to about $11 by noon, and then went into a tailspin.

Between February 21 and March 21, 2020, the S&P 500 tumbled 35%. Since then, major indices have been bouncing around like pachinko balls. What will happen next?

Last month, I talked about changes to tax-filing deadlines and required minimum distributions (RMDs) from IRAs under recent federal legislation. Here are some more changes that might impact you.

All of us at Northstar wish you and your family health and safety as we wait for this crisis to pass. Nothing is more important than that. At the same time, business goes on.

So that’s why they’re called millennials: At the rate they are saving, it’ll take a thousand years for them to have enough to buy a house.