The most important things in life are the connections you make with others. I love this article – https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/new-harvard-research-to-be-successful-chase-your-purpose-not-your-passion.html – because it concludes through research that Purpose beats Passion in the pursuit of happiness in your career. The …
Questions about the impact of the relatively unknown coronavirus are spreading almost as quickly as the virus itself.
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2020. This past week we held our annual State of the Company meeting for our entire team to spend some time together reflecting on 2019 and looking forward to 2020. We ended last year with growth and in the Top Quarti …
On this last month of the year 2019, I want to start by thanking all of those who have a stake in Smith Brothers – our team, our clients, our community, our trading partners, and our financial partners. Smith Brothers works extremely hard to be a compa …
Our partner in Connecticut, Smith Brothers, was recently featured as the subject of a case study at the Yale School of Management. Joe Smith, CEO of Smith Brothers in Glastonbury, Connecticut has built a reputation as a forward-thinking entrepreneur, a …
I wanted to share with you the article on the lawsuit against Walgreens that essentially stems from lack of performance monitoring of investments over multiple years. This article was interesting on many fronts and made me think about how the Trustee F …
If others depend on you for financial support, part of your financial plan should include how you will provide for them in the event of your death. To help you decide which option is the best for you, we’ve covered the basics. If you are married, it’s …
It’s an unfortunate fact that accidents happen – and it’s not uncommon for jury wards and out-of-court settlements to turn into the millions.
During the month of June, Smith Brothers Insurance piloted an Emerging Advisor Intern Program with two college students.
If you take a moment to consider the fact that within the past two years the United States has experienced five of the 15 costliest global catastrophes, coupled with large wildfires, one could understand why the market is rapidly shifting to a hard market.