Wealth Management + Financial Planning

  • The Power of Purpose in Retirement 

    When people picture retirement, it’s often about slowing down — taking time to relax, finally getting through that stack of books, and spending more moments with loved ones. It sounds like the dream. But without the familiar rhythm of work and routine, some retirees find themselves asking: what now?

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  • The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: New Tax Legislation Changes

    You may have heard about the new tax legislation that recently passed and your feelings on it may vary depending on your viewpoint. After all, each beholder has a unique set of eyes. Regardless of how you feel about the political or fiscal ramifications of the new legislation, some of the provisions within it could…

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  • Mental Mistakes That Can Cost You Real Money

    For decades behavioral finance was largely an academic pursuit, more recently this body of knowledge has been recognized for its impact on investing. Daniel Kahneman and Richard Thaler have been awarded Nobel Prizes for their contribution to this field of research. What follows is behavioral finance in plain English. Knowing these mental blind spots might…

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  • Conrad Siegel’s Brianna Mumma and Nathan Bailey Earn CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Designation 

    Harrisburg, PA – Conrad Siegel, with offices in Harrisburg, Lancaster, and Naples, is proud to share that Brianna Mumma and Nathan Bailey have officially passed the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®) exam.   The CFP® designation is one of the most respected certifications in the financial planning industry. It represents a high standard of competency, ethics,…

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  • Disruptive Forces: Thriving in a World that Won’t Sit Still

    Tariffs, recession concerns, inflation, and geopolitics are a few examples of the many disruptive forces that the market—and by extension, your personal finances—may face. This time around it happens to be tariffs that are dominating the headlines. But disruption could come from any direction. It could come from relatively predictable federal interest rate movements, or…

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  • Credit Freeze Quick Take

    Instant online access has become our default setting. With a few taps on a screen, we can book a restaurant reservation, pay bills or check our investment accounts—all without a second thought. The digital revolution has streamlined our lives in ways we couldn’t have imagined. But there’s an unfortunate side effect: Every interaction leaves a…

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  • Conrad Siegel’s Tracy Burke Named to Forbes 2025 Best-In-State Wealth Advisors List

    Tracy Burke, Partner & Wealth Consultant at Conrad Siegel has been named to the Forbes 2025 Best-In-State Wealth Advisors list. According to Forbes, the advisors on this year’s list have shown an exceptional ability to guide their clients through times of uncertainty and delivering peace of mind. “The very best advisors are laser-focused on making…

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  • When Feelings Take the Wheel: Emotions and Investing

    When we think about investing, we often think about numbers: returns, benchmarks, performance, and diversification. But investing is just as much about human behavior as it is about financial strategy. Our emotions, habits, and past experiences all have a powerful impact on the choices we make with our money. Sometimes they can steer us in…

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  • How to know if you have enough saved for retirement?

    Retirement planning is one of the most important financial goals people face, yet it’s also one of the most uncertain. One of the biggest questions we hear is: How do I know if I have enough saved for retirement? It’s a question with no universal answer, but there are some reliable strategies to help you determine if…

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