Updated Articles

  1. How to: Rollover your Retirement Plan

    Rollover your Retirement Plan Did you recently retire? Do you no longer work for the employer associated with your retirement account? We are here to help you move those funds over to your investment accounts so they can continue to to be investe...
  2. How To: Fund My Account

    Fund My Account The different ways you can fund your account is dependent on the account registration. See below for different methods based on the account type. Traditional IRA, Rollover IRA, Roth IRA Funding Sources and Requirements: ACH...
  3. How to: Use the Financial Gravity AI Assistant

    Meet Your Financial Gravity AI Assistant (Public) At Financial Gravity, we’re committed to delivering exceptional service—and that includes providing quick, easy access to the information you need. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the Fin...
  4. What to Expect: Review Call

    Family Office Client Success Review Call Guide What is the Family Office Client Success Review Call? The Client Success Review Call is a dedicated time for Advisors to connect with clients, review portfolio performance, discuss recent li...
  5. SEP and SIMPLE IRA Rollovers

    SEP and SIMPLE IRA Rollovers Explained: What Investors Need to Know When it comes to retirement planning for small business owners and self-employed individuals, SEP and SIMPLE IRAs are popular tools. However, the process of rolling these accoun...
  6. Understanding Time Horizons

    Time Horizons: Why They Matter in Investing When it comes to investing, one size doesn’t fit all. Your time horizon—how long you plan to hold an investment before needing the money—is a critical factor in shaping your investment strategy. ...
  7. Understanding Risk in Investing

    Understanding Risk in Investing: What Every Investor Should Know When it comes to investing, risk is not something to fear—it’s something to understand and manage. Every investment carries some level of risk, whether it’s the potential for marke...
  8. Understanding Liquidity Needs

    Understanding Liquidity Needs When beginning a new investment relationship, one of the key areas often addressed in an intake form is liquidity needs. While it may seem like financial jargon, understanding and articulating liquidity needs is ...
  9. Investment Objectives and Experience

    Understanding Investment Objectives and Experience: What They Mean and Why They Matter When beginning a financial planning relationship or opening a new investment account, clients are typically asked to complete an investment intake form. Two ...
  10. Understanding Investment Tax Forms

    Understanding Tax Forms from Your Investments Investing can help grow your wealth, but it also comes with tax responsibilities. Each year, brokerage firms and financial institutions issue various tax documents that report your income, gains, and...