Raymond James’ Post

The Federal Reserve made its first interest rate cut since starting its battle with inflation in March 2022. Changes in interest rates can have far-reaching effects. Here’s how it could change your financial picture:

The Fed has made the first rate cut in four years as a result of the September 17-18 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. The FOMC landed on a substantial 0.50% decrease with up to another 0.50% in cuts forecasted before year end. Read more:

Advisors from across the firm met last week for the 2024 Veteran Financial Advisors Network meeting in Palm Harbor, Florida. The event is a wonderful opportunity for like-minded veterans to learn from one another and identify ways to advocate for causes important to the military community. We look forward to next year’s meeting and growing our veteran’s network. #VFAN

Retirement offers blissful days of relaxation, but it can be tricky to find fulfillment that was once brought by a longtime career. Explore these tips for making the most of your newfound time. https://go.rjf.com/3ZsZ0Ki

Strategic and intentional donations can make a world of difference for those who need it most. Discuss the benefits of philanthropic giving with your financial advisor and learn more here:

As we progress toward the end of the year, take advantage of early strategies to alleviate the pressure of tax season. Use these tips to kick-start your efforts.

In an interview with Fox Business, Chair and CEO Paul Reilly discusses Raymond James’ leadership transition, as well as the firm’s client-first approach and long-term outlook.

Leaning on the support of a trusted financial advisor can make a difference in preserving your wealth and contributing to your long-term goals. Explore the many ways a financial advisor could be the right move for you.

On this day, we remember the innocent lives lost, the survivors and the brave first responders involved in the September 11, 2001 attacks. This morning, associates and firm leaders stood united in a moment of silence as the American flag was lowered to half-staff.