Matt TenHaaf MS

09/02/2026

Excited to play in the Wedgwood Christian Services Pickleball Tournament!

This is the perfect opportunity for Jalynn TenHaaf and I to be competitive together while also supporting a great organization.

I may be a little rusty, but hoping for a few wins!

Join Wedgwood’s NextGen Board for a fun evening of pickleball, community, and positive impact at Egypt Valley Country Club on September 10.

09/01/2026

Could you benefit from adding gold or silver to your portfolio? Learn why investing in precious metals may be worth considering. https://livesocial.seismic.com/aqp3ki

08/27/2026

Compound interest isn't just a math formula; it's your ultimate wealth-building engine.

It means earning returns on your original money plus the returns you've already accumulated.

Over time, this snowball effect transforms small, consistent investments into massive portfolios.

Example: You invest $10,000 with a 7% average annual return.

Year 1: You earn $700 in interest.

Year 2: You earn 7% on $10,700—giving you $749 in interest.

While the interest amount grows every year, over time the gap widens significantly:

After 10 years: ≈ $19,700

After 30 years: ≈ $76,000+

The secret? Time is your biggest asset. You don't need a massive lump sum to start—you just need patience and consistency.

08/24/2026

Even with quality coverage, a major loss or liability can be unsettling. Learn how to identify gaps that may expose you to unwanted financial risk.

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08/21/2026

"The electric GLC ushers in the next generation of Mercedes-Benz design and technology." Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius talks with Morgan Stanley about how the company is shifting toward EVs and autonomous vehicles.
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08/18/2026

Many people use the words "saving" and "investing" interchangeably, but they serve completely different purposes.

Think of it this way: Saving is about security, while investing is about growth.

Here is how the two compare:

Saving: Money for Today

Saving is setting aside cash for short-term goals (like a vacation) or the unexpected (an emergency fund).

The Goal: Safety, liquidity, and security.

The Catch: While your cash is safe in a savings account, it usually loses purchasing power over time due to inflation.

Investing: Money for Tomorrow

Investing is putting your money to work in assets (stocks, bonds, or real estate) to build long-term wealth.

The Goal: Beating inflation and growing your net worth.

The Catch: It comes with market volatility and involves taking on risk.

You don't have to choose one over the other - find the balance. The most effective strategy involves both: First, build a solid cash cushion (typically 3-6 months of expenses) in a savings account. Then, put the rest of your surplus capital to work through a disciplined, long-term investment strategy.

Need help finding that balance? My team can help.

08/12/2026

Dick's Sporting Goods Executive Chairman Ed Stack speaks candidly with Morgan Stanley about what it took to turn a small family business into one of the nation's leading sporting goods retailers. https://livesocial.seismic.com/aHXS8x

08/10/2026

You make a great income, but you still feel like you're just spinning your wheels.

This is a common phenomenon known as being a "HENRY"—a High Earner, Not Rich Yet.

When you look at your bank account, the cash is flowing in, but your net worth isn't growing at the same pace.

The gap isn't a lack of income - it's a lack of structure:

Too much cash sitting on the sidelines in low-yield checking accounts.

No clear separation between fixed expenses and lifestyle spending.

Missing out on automated wealth-building systems.

Making money is a skill. Multiplying it is a completely different system.

If you are a high earner ready to turn income into true wealth, let's talk.

08/06/2026

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby on leadership, bold decisions and why human judgment still matters in aviation.

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08/04/2026

Japan's economy is entering a new era — driven by governance reform, rising domestic investment, AI infrastructure, energy security, and a shift in capital allocation. The latest from the Morgan Stanley Institute explores why Japan is emerging as a core global investment destination and what makes this cycle different from past recoveries. Read more and subscribe to the newsletter for insights straight to your inbox: https://livesocial.seismic.com/aGQXzY