Ryakai Asset Management - Mark Nenninger

09/02/2026

08/25/2026

Tax Plannung happens before the year is over.

From investment timing to account selection, small decisions can have a big impact on your total tax bill. Here are five areas to keep in as we aproach the end of 2026.

08/21/2026

When it comes to small business retirement options, the choices can feel overwhelming. Employer plans like SEP-IRA, SIMPLE IRA, and 401(k) are structured differently, and that the right fit depends on business size, number of employees, and overall goals.

08/21/2026

You might know your full retirement age (or you should do). But do you know these five other milestones — and why you shouldn’t let them pass you by as you plan for retirement?

08/04/2026

When stock prices drop, some investors start asking "shoulda, woulda, coulda” questions about whether to remain invested. But as 2025 illustrates, market timing can be very expensive even if it means missing just a few days. Ask me how we can keep you in the market and balence your risk.

08/04/2026

Think a 401(k) is your only retirement option as a small business owner? It's not.

There are plans built specifically for smaller teams — often easier to manage and more affordable. If you treat your employees like family, it's worth knowing what other options are out there.

Want to find the right fit for your team? Lets talk.

07/29/2026

Despite a powerful Q2, individuals are hesitant.

07/29/2026

Fun times in Huntington Beach at the Centaurus Financial National Sales Confrance. Enjoying some sun and learning how to do an even better job for my clients!🤣
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07/29/2026

Federal Reserve officials were divided on where interest rates could go next, according to minutes from the June meeting.

At that meeting, the Fed voted unanimously to keep its benchmark interest rate in the 3.5% to 3.75% range.

The minutes show that some officials saw a case for lower rates if inflation eases, while others saw a case for higher rates if price pressures remain elevated.

Inflation was a major part of the discussion. Officials noted that tariffs, energy prices, and supply disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz could keep inflation elevated in the near term.

They also discussed how demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure could put upward pressure on prices for technology products and electricity.

For households and businesses, the broader takeaway is that interest rate decisions remain closely tied to incoming economic data. Inflation, energy costs, employment, and market conditions can all influence how policymakers approach future rate moves.


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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released minutes from its June 16-17 meeting.

06/16/2026

This month's chart is thanks to past Fed Chair Alan Greenspan, who tracked men's underwear sales as a proxy for consumer confidence. What do you think the new Fed Chair will watch?