Most of the Best Inflation Hedges Aren't for Sale
When inflation shows up, the immediate reflex can be to buy something: gold, land, or crypto. But most of the best hedges people have aren't for sale. They're already sitting in your life, and one of them is a debt.
HSAs an Investment Account
Most people use an HSA like a debit card for copays. Used differently, it's the most tax-efficient retirement account in the code: max it, invest it, pay medical bills from cash flow, and save every receipt. Here's the whole strategy, plus the newly expanded list of what counts as a qualified expense.
Investing Isn’t Physics
A wing of an airplane, when subjected to the same conditions, always responds in the same way . Markets almost never do.
South Carolina's New Income Tax Law: What Changes in 2026
South Carolina's new income tax law took effect this year, and depending on your income, your bill is going up, down, or nowhere. Here's a plain-English tour of what changed and what's worth doing about it.
How to Fire Me
The number one fear about hiring an advisor is getting stuck with one. So here are the actual instructions for firing me: every step, no hard feelings, and the day you give notice, billing is over.
The South Carolina Pass-Through Entity Tax Election: Info for Medical Practice Owners as of 2026
Most established medical practice owners are right back at a $10,000 SALT cap. South Carolina's entity-level election can make the state tax you already pay federally deductible, but a personal services rule shrinks the benefit for many physicians. Here's how the election works and who should take a closer look.
Ways to Save for Your Kids
There are more ways than ever to set money aside for a child, including the new Trump Accounts that opened this year. Here is how four common options compare, what each does well, and the downsides worth knowing before you pick one.
Things to know before becoming a landlord.
Real estate investments get pitched as easy passive income, but the case is usually told one-sided. Here is a fuller look at the liquidity, leverage, tax, and management realities worth weighing before you buy, and how to judge the returns honestly.
Why Your Portfolio Doesn't Need to Be Complicated
There's a common assumption that a good investment portfolio must be sophisticated. The evidence suggests otherwise. Here's the case for simplicity, and what a well-built simple portfolio actually looks like.
Disability Insurance for Physicians: What to know before you need it.
Disability insurance is one of the most important financial protections a physician can have, and one of the easiest to delay. A practical look at how it works, why timing matters, and what to evaluate before you buy.
The SAVE Plan Is Gone. Here's What Borrowers Should Know.
The SAVE student loan repayment plan is officially over. Here's a clear summary of where things stand, what your options are, and what to do before your forbearance ends.
Office Grand Opening
Multipath Wealth Management is now open above SOCO Gather in Columbia's BullStreet District. A look at the new office space.