23 December, 2013
RMD Rules & Regulations
It’s hard to believe that another year is almost behind us. Year-end means a number of things for us at Fort Pitt. One perennial concern for our retired clients and clients who have inherited requirement assets is the matter of Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs). A recent Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article in which I lent insight addressed this issue. You can read the[...] Continue reading19 December, 2013
Helping you keep what you already have
At Fort Pitt, we don’t just place emphasis on growing your assets; we also focus on preserving what you already have. Taking into consideration your needs and risk tolerance, we put together an asset allocation strategy that protects our clients while making sure they achieve their goals and[...] Continue reading12 December, 2013
Quantitative Easing: To Infinity & Beyond!
Janet Yellen was recently announced as successor to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. The 67-year-old Cal-Berkeley professor will take the reins at the Fed on February 1st, 2014, assuming she is confirmed by the Senate. Market pundits say she will be slightly more dovish than her predecessor, with no predilection for reducing Fed bond purchases as long as the[...] Continue reading5 November, 2013
Preparing a Business for Sale
Over the course of the next decade, it’s likely that we will see a demographic tidal wave of business owners who are looking to transition from running their businesses to retirement. For owners who are ready to sell a business, it’s vital to work with a team of professionals who will oversee the (often) lengthy process and guarantee financial short-term needs and[...] Continue reading1 November, 2013