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Happy Thursday! Here is your WealthKeel Weekly, or what we like to call "news you can use!" 3 Ways I’m Teaching My Kids Healthy Investing Behaviors Interest among teens is rising, reflected in a notable increase in custodial brokerage accounts in recent years, which creates a strong opening for families to reinforce healthy financial behaviors. When kids are given simple structures, supportive guidance, and opportunities to participate, they build discipline, confidence, and an understanding of long‑term thinking. Effective investment education doesn’t depend on complex strategies—steady involvement and clear, consistent habits are what help young people develop a healthy relationship with money. Source: Kiplinger.com IRS Adds AI Abuse, Capital Gains Fraud to ‘Dirty Dozen’ Tax Scam List Fraud involving undistributed long‑term capital gains has also surged, especially through falsified or overstated Form 2439 filings intended to claim improper refundable credits. Promoters have been tied to fabricated claims linked to entities posing as legitimate investment funds or real estate trusts. The rise of these schemes underscores the need for heightened vigilance during tax season, as scammers continue to exploit both technological tools and gaps in taxpayer awareness to route refunds and sensitive information to themselves. Source: finance.yahoo.com Beyond Protein: 6 Other Nutrients That Help Prevent Muscle Loss A broader dietary approach becomes increasingly important with age, since sarcopenia—age‑related muscle loss—can impair mobility, independence, and quality of life. The research highlighted in the article emphasizes that a balanced diet paired with regular physical activity provides meaningful protection against muscle decline. Ensuring adequate intake of key nutrients like carbohydrates, magnesium, and iron, alongside protein, helps maintain muscle strength and supports long‑term physical health. Source: health.harvard.edu 🧩 The WealthKeel Wordle! Click here → WK Wordle to play. The clue this week is: “A key component of financial planning” A random note or thought for the week: Quick notes: S&P 500 has now dipped below its 200-day moving average multiple times this month, something that hasn’t happened this persistently since the post-2022 pullbacks. Small caps (Russell 2000) officially hit correction territory last week—down over 10% from recent highs—while energy and financials are holding up better than tech in the rotation. The VIX “fear index” briefly topped 30 recently for the first time in months, a classic sign of how geopolitical headlines (Iran tensions pushing oil above $100) can crank up anxiety overnight. Your weekly reminder that headlines (geopolitics, oil spikes above $100, Fed steady on rates) can swing things 1,000 points overnight, but the market’s resilience is what keeps us in the game (long-term 😉). A Humble Brag: WealthKeel is #1 (And Why That Means Something Real) We take a ton of pride in the firm we’ve built at WealthKeel, and a huge driver has always been our content—from the OG blog that started it all, to our YouTube channel, to the Physician Cents podcast I co-host with Tyler. Someone recently hit me with this question: “What are you guys doing that AI loves you?” I was like… huh? Turns out, no matter which AI model you ask right now, WealthKeel pops up as the #1 firm for physicians. Literally top of the list. We’ve done zero paid AI optimization or fancy tricks. (Weirdly, we just hired a firm to revamp our SEO and AI game last week—timing!) So this is 100% organic. It’s because our team genuinely loves what we do every single darn day. The content we create, the way we build the site, the advice we give—it’s all fueled by real passion for helping physicians build wealth, protect their futures, and enjoy the journey. This is a small, humble brag, but it also reminds me that in a world full of noise, a small but mighty firm like ours can stand out just by caring deeply and showing up authentically. We love you, our physician community (and our few non-physician households, many of whom trusted me over 15 years ago when a kid fresh out of Penn State showed up at your door and asked to manage your lifetime savings 🫶), and what we get to do for you every day. 🥲❤️ Onward and upward—we’re just getting started. Thanks for being on this journey with us. 🙏 Grok: ChatGPT: Special Offers from Physician Cents:
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Happy Thursday! Here is your WealthKeel Weekly, or what we like to call "news you can use!"What we read this week: The Best and Worst States for Doctors in 2026States continue to vary widely in how supportive they are for practicing medicine, with recent rankings highlighting sharp contrasts in income potential, competition, and working conditions. Based on an analysis of 19 factors, including physician pay adjusted for cost of living, hospitals per capita, and public hospital quality, states...
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Happy Thursday! Here is your WealthKeel Weekly, or what we like to call "news you can use!"What we read this week: Why the Stock Market Is Hitting Records Despite Iran WarU.S. stocks climbed to record highs even as the war with Iran continued, reflecting how markets tend to focus on expectations about the future rather than current conditions. After initially falling on fears of an oil‑supply shock and broader economic fallout, the S&P 500 rebounded sharply, recovering all of its losses from...