Justin Dollins - Financial Advisor with Raymond James

06/03/2026

To handle payments for a disabled senior, it's not enough to put powers of attorney, medical directives or guardianship arrangements in place. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones:

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06/02/2026

An HSA is more than a way to pay for current healthcare costs. It can play a critical role in long term retirement planning when paired with a 401(k). The average 65-year-old today may need more than $172,000 for healthcare expenses in retirement, yet many employees have not accounted for this in their savings strategy.
By using both an HSA and a 401(k), employees can strengthen their financial future. Those who take advantage of this combination tend to save more, feel more confident about retirement, and are less likely to tap into their savings early. Together, these benefits create a more complete approach to preparing for both everyday needs and future healthcare costs.

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06/01/2026

Doug Drabik responds to frequent questions from investors who may place too much emphasis on short-term rate forecasting and not enough emphasis on the purpose of the fixed income allocation.

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06/01/2026

To help create an effective retirement income plan, you should know these six things about Social Security survivor benefits:

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05/25/2026

We remember with gratitude those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Their legacy lives on.

05/21/2026

Record profitability, strong earnings and steady economic activity are supporting equity market momentum. Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam shares why these factors are driving an updated S&P 500 year-end target.

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05/18/2026

Doug Drabik discusses the opportunity to build portfolios with income levels that were unavailable for many years, while matching maturities and risk exposure to each investor's actual objectives.

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05/13/2026

Today's BLS release showed producer prices climbed 1.4% in April — the biggest one-month jump since March 2022. Over the past year, prices producers receive are up 6.0%.

Numbers like these don't predict the future. They simply tell us the seas are choppy. Higher costs upstream often ripple downstream — into the prices we all pay.

What can you do? Three quiet things: review your cash reserves, rebalance rather than react, and revisit your time horizon.

05/13/2026

New highs don't mean new plans.

05/12/2026

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