The Weekly Wealth of Knowledge is your download of this week's most important topics related to our community, financial planning, the markets and more! We continue with the theme of "giving" month. All month long we will be providing you content on how to give back in many ways, to your friends, your community and to your family. And let’s do our best to continue this trend, not just this month, but throughout the entire year!
In this issue:
- MONECO Insights - Impact Investing (3 min read)
- October Inflation Comes In Flat (2 min read)
- Team MONECO - Always Learning (2 min read)
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Impact Investing
This week our Insight's Team takes a look at impact investing. Impact investing has the potential for positive change, and measures success not just in financial gains, but also in the positive outcomes for other people and the planet. Impact investing is available to everyone in all walks of life, whether through dedicated impact funds or socially responsible investment options. As always, if you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out.
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October Inflation Comes In Flat
In yet another reading that the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes are working to cool the economy, the October Consumer Price Index came in flat in October, driving the markets higher. The annual rate was the smallest increase since September 2021. As always, if you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out.
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Team MONECO - Always Learning
At MONECO Advisors, we are constantly encouraging team members to always be learning. Last week some of that team traveled to NYC to attend the 30th Annual Barron Conference, hosted by one of our key investment company partners. The day was packed with guest speakers, learning sessions and great conversation with peers. The conference is a great opportunity to hear from company executives on the current state of the markets, economy and what the future may hold. This information is then shared with your entire MONECO Advisors' team, including our asset allocation committee. Pictured below in Lincoln Center, is some of the team with legendary investor Ron Barron, who founded the firm over 40 years ago!
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