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The journey to prosperity involves more than just a high income. It requires strategic planning, wise investment decisions, and a keen understanding of your financial landscape. On Financial Professional Day, explore how working with a financial professional could be a game-changer on your path toward a higher net worth.

If you’re a high-income earner, you’ve probably already run into the frustrating reality that many of the best tax-free investment options are off-limits to you. One of the biggest culprits? The Roth IRA.

There are a variety of beneficial retirement funds that you can consider depending on your risk tolerance, your income, the time you have left until you retire, and how you hope to spend your retirement. There is no one right way to invest in retirement as everyone’s circumstances are different.

Here at The Noble Group, we’ve spent decades helping clients retire confidently. And, to help build that confidence for yourself, you can calculate three personalized retirement numbers. By the end of this article, you’ll know whether you’re on solid footing or need to adjust course before making one of life’s biggest transitions.

Market uncertainty occurs when investors find it challenging to analyze current and future market conditions due to market volatility. Various factors, such as inflation, central bank policy changes, interest rate fluctuation, investor behavior, unemployment news, and industry buzz, can cause market volatility.

Over nearly four decades in the financial industry, I’ve seen investors thrive during historic bull markets—and panic during sharp downturns. While no one can predict what the market will do tomorrow, we can learn from patterns, data, and history. That’s why I’ve developed seven rules of thumb that every investor should understand.

At The Noble Group, we’ve worked with countless clients who initially resist the idea of shifting into bonds.

Ask ten people whether hiring a financial advisor is “worth it,” and you’ll likely hear ten different answers. Some will point to the cost, others to the potential for better returns—but ultimately, it’s a decision that feels as personal as your money itself.

By 2030, U.S. women are expected to control much of what the baby boomer generation will pass to heirs, roughly 30 trillion in assets.

Diversification mitigates the potential for unsavory pitfalls while offering a variety of suitable outcomes.