Peggy Reid, MBA at Cetera

Read the May issue of Financial Watch here: http://bit.ly/financialwatch-may21

The latest commentary from @CeteraIM discusses the reasons for the current stock market selloff. Click here to read more: https://bit.ly/3v1u2GU #economy #markets #stocks #inflation #bitcoin

Read the latest issue of Retire Wise here: http://bit.ly/retirewise-may21

This Monthly Recap summarizes market performance, major events and news from April 2021. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3vBMO7K

Check out the latest commentary from @CeteraIM which discusses the economic recovery and the #Biden administration's first 100 days. Click here to read more: https://bit.ly/3tTGkAH

#Markets have had an impressive run since March 2020 lows. Rising headwinds could cause a correction. Planning ahead and being prepared is important. Check out the latest commentary from Cetera Investment Management: https://bit.ly/2MyxM1n #economy #stockmarket #correction

This Quarterly Recap summarizes market performance, major events and news from Q4 2020. Read more here: https://bit.ly/355Mbs3

Sharpen your pencils, it's time for @ceteraIM's 2021 #Outlook! The #economy will be going off to college and won't be getting as much financial support in 2021. Read the full 2021 Market Outlook here: https://bit.ly/2KAGVpe

The latest issue of Financial Watch reviews 5 of the most important financial lessons learned this year, and actions you can take as you plan for the new year. Read more: https://bit.ly/financialwatch-dec2020

The latest issue of Retire Wise covers 3 tax-smart ways to help family members in need pay for college and provides helpful information to avoid phony COVID-19 contact tracer scams. Read more here: https://bit.ly/retirewise-dec20

This Monthly Recap summarizes market performance, major events and news from November 2020. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3odtlXd

Trump vs Biden. Do markets care who wins? @ceteraIM covers the path to electoral victory for both candidates and look at historical stock market returns during post-WWII 4-year presidential cycles in this latest commentary: https://bit.ly/31nO69V

It may seem like a good idea to close credit card accounts you no longer use to avoid annual fees or if you're not using rewards during the pandemic, but this may have an adverse impact on your credit. Read the latest issue of Retire Wise for more: http://bit.ly/retirewise-oct2020

While sheltering in place, staying physically active is crucial. Not sure where to start? Search online to find free fitness classes for all ability levels. At-home options range from yoga to weightlifting and everything in between.

As the weeks roll on, it can be tough to stay motivated, especially when those comfy pajamas are calling your name. But dressing well at home can help prime your brain for a productive workday.

Tech woes can feel extra frustrating when you’re working from home. Reach out to a technology professional early and often to help make your experience a smooth one. https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk//looking-aft/while-working

Extroverts and introverts may both find working from home challenging, but for different reasons. Remember, social distancing doesn't mean social isolation. Reach out when you need to. https://www.usnews.com//extroverts-and-introverts-too-face

When telecommuting for the first time, patience is key. You’re certain to encounter new types of distractions and frustrations, so treat yourself (and your coworkers) with understanding and kindness.

Here’s another tip for those of us working from home right now: do something other than work! Activities that bring joy and comfort are essential to your well-being during periods of stress. More ideas here:

This Monthly Recap summarizes market performance, major events and news from September and Q3 2020. Read more here: https://bit.ly/34e8ieV

Working from home due to COVID-19? In periods of anxiety or stress, sticking to a regular schedule can help maintain structure and a sense of control. This article has many more great tips for mental health. http://workplacementalhealth.org//Working-Remotely-During-

Grocery shelves are stocked, and supply lines strengthened, but prices remain at record highs. NBC has more @

Yahoo! Finance reports that existing home sales have risen to a 14-year peak. More @

CNBC looks at remote workers considering relocation before retirement. More @

CNBC reports that retirees are no longer seeking large retirement developments. More @