Adam Strauss, Author at Pekin Hardy

Playing the Long Game: Value Investing in the Modern Age

Nov 17, 2020 | Investing and Markets

“Buy low, sell high” is every investor’s mantra, though it’s rarely as simple as it sounds. All market participants — whether professional wealth managers, retail investors, or speculators — hope to buy stocks or securities that will rise in price within a targeted...

Buy Outright, Finance, or Lease? Considerations for Your Vehicle

Oct 5, 2020 | Financial Planning

Low interest rates combined with massive changes in travel behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic are leading many people to acquire cars. Before making a significant financial commitment to a vehicle, it is important to understand the financing and leasing options...

FSA or HSA: Choosing a Medical Savings Account

Sep 27, 2020 | Financial Planning

Photo by Andy Dean Flexible spending accounts (FSAs) and health savings accounts (HSAs) are both tax-advantaged accounts that allow you to pay for qualified medical expenses using pretax dollars. During open enrollment season for employment benefits,you may have the...

Pekin Hardy Strauss Wealth Management Raises Over $1.1 million to Invest in Chicago

Aug 17, 2020 | Newsroom

This press release was originally published on Business Wire. CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Pekin Hardy Strauss Wealth Management, a Chicago-based independent investment adviser, has partnered with Self-Help Federal Credit Union to provide much-needed capital to...

Women and the Wealth Gap

Aug 3, 2020 | Financial Planning

In personal finance, women face a different set of challenges than men. Some of these challenges are well known, like the wage gap, and some have only recently begun to be discussed, like the effect that has become known as the “wealth gap.” Estimates of the wealth...

Playing the Long Game: Value Investing in the Modern Age

Buy Outright, Finance, or Lease? Considerations for Your Vehicle

FSA or HSA: Choosing a Medical Savings Account

Pekin Hardy Strauss Wealth Management Raises Over $1.1 million to Invest in Chicago

Women and the Wealth Gap

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