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Last time we looked at the Roaring 20s. The market boomed, but the boom may have been a bubble. 1929 is infamous for the bursting of the bubble. The stock market crash didn’t have to become the Great Depression. A series of policy blunders turned a bad recession into the worst economic catastrophe in American history — and we’re still living with the fixes. Annex Wealth Manag...


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WEEK IN REVIEW

Interest Rates Paused & Who Topped Earnings Season Estimates?

Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen recap the recent Fed meeting and discuss earnings reports.

EVENTS

FRIDAY | More Giving, Less Guessing: Addressing Legacy Planning Hesitations & Impacts | WEBINAR | August 7

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WEEK IN REVIEW

Interest Rates Paused & Who Topped Earnings Season Estimates?

Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen recap the recent Fed meeting and discuss earnings reports.

EVENTS

FRIDAY | More Giving, Less Guessing: Addressing Legacy Planning Hesitations & Impacts | WEBINAR | August 7

Join Annex...


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When you think about retirement, it may seem a long way off while you’re still in the workforce. But when does retirement planning actually begin? Annex Wealth Management’s Deanne Phillips, CFP®, CDFA®, ABFP℠ and Tom Parks, AIF®, CRPS® are here to discuss.

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Comments based on information available as of 5:15 am CT on 7/31/2026

Growth: Only Part of the Story

The economy grew at a 1.5% annualized pace in the second quarter, down from 2.1% in the first. That’s the headline. The better story is underneath it. Private-sector demand accelerated sharply, consumer spending remained surprising...


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