Affluent individuals and families often possess significant assets, refined financial portfolios, and live seemingly comfortable and secure lives. But even with substantial wealth, they can still have their lives significantly […]
Why Typical Investors Underperform
Despite the ease of entry to investing and the availability of vast resources, retail investors often lag the market due to behavioral biases, lack of expertise, and falling for traps […]
THE OPAQUE WEALTH MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY
Where Consumers Must Navigate Through Meaningless Designations, High Fees, and Poor Portfolio Management to Find the Right Firm Justin McNichols, CFA After more than two decades at Osborne Partners, and […]
Are We a Growth Manager or a Value Manager? … Yes
The financial media spends much of each day trotting out fund manager X, who was up 30% last year or analyst Y, whose five-star picks rose 50%. After a while, […]
Stray and Pray
From the October 2023 lows through the first quarter of 2024, global equities are up over 25%, some specific industries are up over 50%, and many artificial intelligence-related assets are […]
A Bumpy Start to the Rate Cut Era
Fixed income markets kicked off the year with an atypical jubilance for an asset class designed to preserve capital and generate income. Nevertheless, a rapid decline in long-term rates over […]
The Role of an Executor
As we are currently engaged in gathering forms and data for taxes, I thought that now could also be a good time to review what exactly is involved in the […]
High Impact Tax Strategies for Affluent Individuals and Families
At Osborne Partners, we believe there are a number of potentially high impact tax strategies that are worth evaluating now. Some of these strategies will be optimally implemented during low-income […]
Investing in Innovation – Learning From the Past
Famed investor Peter Lynch’s quote on the 1848 Gold Rush encapsulates both the promise and peril of investing amid periods of speculation. Opportunity springs from enabling new innovations, but danger […]
What Goes Up … May Actually Come Back Down
The year 2023 was quite a rollercoaster for U.S. fixed income markets. Rates across the yield curve saw considerable volatility throughout the year as the Federal Reserve’s campaign against inflation […]









