Income More than $150,000 Last Year? There Are New Rules on Catch-Up 401(k) Contributions

Income More than $150,000 Last Year? There Are New Rules on Catch-Up 401(k) Contributions
If you're 50+ and earned over $150,000 last year, your catch-up 401(k) contributions must now go in as Roth money. Here's what changed and what to check.
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Investment Letter | January 2026

Investment Letter | January 2026
Markets remain strong but increasingly concentrated in a few tech giants. This letter discusses diversification strategies, AI-driven trends, risks of index investing, and macroeconomic factors shaping 2026.
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