In the debut episode of our latest webinar series, The Wescott Difference, our Chief Operating Officer, Carrie Delgott, and Chief Investment Officer, Mark McCarron, share the evolution of Wescott's ESG strategy.
In this episode of Wescott's Market and Economic Outlook Series, our Chief Investment Officer, Mark McCarron, provides a market update through November 20, 2020 and reviews the market reaction to recent vaccine news.
In this episode of Wescott's Market and Economic Outlook Series, our Chief Investment Officer, Mark McCarron, provides a market update through November 6, 2020 and ponders the outcome of the U.S. Presidential Election.
In this episode of Wescott's Market and Economic Outlook Series, our Chief Investment Officer, Mark McCarron, provides a market update through October 9, 2020 and discusses some of the implications of the upcoming U.S. Presidential Election.
In this episode of Wescott's Market and Economic Outlook Series, our Chief Investment Officer, Mark McCarron, provides a market update through September 25, 2020 and focuses on an historical look at value and growth investing.
With the tremendous uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus outbreak and its ultimate global socio-economic impact, many are left wondering what “normal” will look like in a post-coronavirus world.
If you’ve been around the investment world for long, you’ve undoubtedly heard the case for annuities. Billions of dollars are invested in them each year*, but we’ve found that despite their popularity, annuities are seldom fully understood. That’s likely because of the nature of the product. Part-investment and part-insurance contract, these products were created to…
This month, many of us are glued to our screens cheering on Team USA in the Summer Olympic Games. It’s an emotional roller coaster watching all the Olympians experience triumph and heartbreak. But while the world watches in awe at the seemingly superhuman achievements of these competitors, it’s important to remember that nobody suddenly wakes…
Logically, it would seem that a 40-year-old with more than two decades of income ahead of her before retirement would be open to taking more risks (with the potential for a greater reward) in her portfolio than a 60-year-old. With retirement knocking at her door, a 60-year-old would seemingly be more fearful for her investments,…
