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Summer Hours

We are pleased to announce our new summer hours! From Memorial Day through Labor Day, Howland Capital will close at 1:00 pm on Fridays. This effort is to promote a healthy work/life balance for our hardworking team.
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Planning & Guidance

Is Cryptocurrency Still a Good Investment?

Are you thinking about investing in cryptocurrency? Here’s what you need to know, including the biggest risks and expert recommendations.
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Giving Back

Playworks 5th Annual Get In The Game Breakfast

Howland Capital was a Gold Sponsor of the 5th Annual Playworks Get In The Game Breakfast. Playworks is a national organization that helps schools and youth programs create recess and play environments where every child can join in.
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Giving Back

Art In Bloom 2022

We were pleased to support the MFA's Art in Bloom, the museum’s annual festival of fine art and flowers.  As a returning sponsor, we were proud to be a part of the 46th year of this beautiful celebration of spring!
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Planning & Guidance

Impact Investing in Boston: How to Find the Right Investment Manager

Although socially responsible investing is not new, it has seen a surge of interest since the signing of the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015. Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing is a strategy of sustainable investing that considers these three attributes to evaluate the impact of the company as well as their returns.
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Economic & Market Commentary

Equities Q1 2022

U.S. equities, as measured by the S&P 500 Index, returned -4% in the first quarter, including dividends. While clearly negative, it certainly marked an improvement from the March 8th low of -13%, having come down from the January 3rd all-time high. Non-U.S. equities, as measured by MSCI’s All Country Worldwide Ex-U.S. benchmark, fell -5.3% in the first quarter including dividends, also a marked improvement from the year-to-date low of -12% on March 7th.
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Fixed Income Q1 2022

Interest rates are rising – quickly – making bonds more attractive.
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Taxing Matters

Taxing Matters Q1 2022

With our Tax Department working diligently towards the April deadline, we wanted to provide a brief update on recent legislation for retirement savings.
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Economic & Market Commentary

Economy Q1 2022

The U.S. has regained more than 90 percent of the jobs lost during the pandemic, and hiring continues at a strong pace, constrained only by the supply (or shortages) of labor. The recent data show 431,000 jobs added during the month of March, while the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%. There are only five months on record where the unemployment rate has been lower. The negative impact of the virus appears mostly behind us, as a majority of Americans likely have some immunity from vaccination, infection, or both. Consumer spending is particularly strong, especially in the sectors that were hardest hit during the pandemic, such as travel and leisure.
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Podcasts

Episode 2: Collaborative Money Stories

Our second podcast episode of Money Stories with Linda Davis Taylor is here!
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Financial Wellness for Women

Coach, Collaborator, and Confidant: Howland as Financial Educator

Howland’s Money Stories Program this month features two of the firm’s partners, Nick Crocker and Maureen Quigley, who teamed up to reflect on how they help clients navigate through financial milestones often experienced by families. From the young investor just starting out on a savings plan to discussions about how to pass on family values, Howland’s approach brings the firm’s collective experience and thinking to the dialogue.
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Economic & Market Commentary

The Impact of the Russian Invasion

Over the past few days, U.S. equity markets entered into correction territory largely due to the threat of war between Russia and Ukraine. With global leaders now responding to the Russian invasion, we are expecting to see increased volatility in the international markets as well as at home.
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