The Boston Private investment team share their insights on the macroeconomic and market outlook.
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The stock market attempts to climb ahead of expected Fed rate hike. Shannon Saccocia provides her perspective on MarketWatch.
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High-Net-Worth Americans Pursue Wealth for ‘Emotional Wellbeing’ feature in Barron's.
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Boston Private today released the "Why of Wealth", a comprehensive survey unveiling the psychological factors playing into how Americans interact with their wealth. This new report aims to unearth the emotional relationship we have with our finances: why we pursue wealth, how wealth makes us feel, what are the ‘costs’ of wealth, among others.
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Boston Private has released an exclusive report on the emotional factors that underlie our relationship with wealth: why we pursue wealth, how wealth makes us feel, the ‘costs’ of wealth, among others.
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The relationship Americans have with wealth is a complex one. Paul Sullivan, Wealth Matters columnist at the New York Times looks at how we define wealth and the underlying factors that drive us.
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Shannon Saccocia gives her perspective of the market on the CNBC Nightly Business Report.
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Shannon Saccocia has been named Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of Boston Private Wealth, and Tom Anderson as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Boston Private Wealth. Ms. Saccocia most recently served as Chief Investment Strategist, and Mr. Anderson previously served in dual roles as CIO and COO.
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Shannon Saccocia, Boston Private Wealth Chief Investment Officer discusses the current market climate and what she sees going forward.
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Most likely you have a good handle on how stocks and other equity investments work: Your stock shares represent a portion of ownership in a company and if the company prospers and the stock becomes more desirable, the value of those shares increases. If the company encounters financial trouble, your stock can lose value. Bonds and other “fixed income” securities are an entirely different type of investment.
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