1. More Signs Rate Increases Are Taking Hold 2. Poll: Should The U.S. Keep DST? 3. Client Exclusive Webinar 4. The First Country To Adopt DST 5. Ask Us A Question! 6. “The two most powerful warriors…” 7. Inside Annex: The Investment Committee
1 | Week In Review
The recent jobs report adds to signs that the Fed is at a crossroads. How much should rates be increased next? Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss.
2 | Poll
Most individuals are familiar with the phrase “Spring Forward, Fall Back” when it comes to Daylight Saving Time (DST).
There have been many conversations regarding whether the United States should still observe DST, with arguments both for and against:
| PROs | CONs |
| Longer hours promote safety | There are potential health risks |
| It’s good for the economy | DST drops productivity |
| DST promotes active lifestyles | It’s expensive |
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3 | Client Exclusive
Client Exclusive Webinar
How do you meet your goals in a changing tax world?
SECURE ACT 1, SECURE ACT 2, pending changes in the tax code…all highlight the importance of tax planning in your financial plan; knowing what you have when all the pieces are aggregated, and addressing strategies to meet your goals in an ever-changing retirement and tax planning world.
Join us for this CLIENT EXCLUSIVE webinar on Thursday, March 23rd at 3 PM CT.
Don’t forget to check out the Client Center on the Annex website to see what other client-exclusive events are coming up!
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Germany Was The First Country To Officially Adopt Daylight Saving Time
In 1916, Germany became the first country to make Daylight Saving Time part of their legislation. It was born out of an effort to conserve coal during World War I, and many European countries were quick to follow suit. Daylight Saving Time didn’t arrive to the U.S. until 1918.
More facts about Daylight Saving Time can be found HERE.
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5 | Ask Annex
Ask Us A Question!
6 | Quote of the Week
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