Brendan spills the beans on how you can save big with your employer benefits.

Brendan discusses several ways to earn more interest on the cash you keep in your checking or savings account.

This month in our What Waymark Can Do for You video series, Brendan compares UTMA and 529 accounts.

Catch our latest Coffee with Waymark, where Hanifa shares the details of our upcoming “Fantasy Football Draft & Draught Party."

As people gather with family and venture on travels, it's an ideal time to revisit beneficiary designations.

Brendan delves into the increasingly controversial concept of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) investing.

Brendan talks about how Waymark can help you explore financing options and make informed decisions about home improvement projects.

Brendan discusses the debt ceiling, its history, and its impact on the US economy.

Brendan discusses the crucial topic of when to take Social Security, focusing on what influences the decision based on your birth year.

Waymark can review your filed tax return with you to break down your taxes in a way that makes it easier to understand.

On this Coffee with Brendan, the tables are turned and Brandon interviews Brendan!

Preparing for tax time can be a daunting task, so let Waymark help make your tax preparation easier.

Most of you already know Brandon quite well, but he’s still got a few surprises up his sleeve! Watch his interview to learn more about him.

Watch Hanifa’s interview with Brendan and learn everything from her professional background to which TV shows she’s currently binge-watching

Brendan shares LPL’s 2023 Market Forecast—along with a healthy dose of skepticism and comparison of last year's forecast.

It’s New Year’s resolution time, and Brendan has a unique way of choosing them called WDYWFY, aka “What Do You Want For Yourself?"

The next time the Fed will decide on interest rates is December 14, 2022. What they do will likely have a significant effect on the market.

Brendan reviews how I Bonds work, what they’re currently paying, and why they’re still a relatively attractive investment vehicle.

Once you understand this simple mathematical concept it becomes obvious why staying invested has historically been a good move.

When we spend much of our time consuming that negative news, it begins to affect our mood and our emotions.