The Willett Group of Janney Montgomery Scott LLC

Wishing you and your loved ones a happy and joyful new year.

Merry Christmas and happy holidays from our Janney family to yours.

Wishing your family peace and light this holiday season.

We are grateful for our clients, colleagues, family, and friends.

We are grateful for all the veterans who have bravely served our country. Today and every day, we honor you.

Hoping your Halloween is spooktacular.

Even if you have long-term disability insurance through your employer, it’s important to know the potential gaps in coverage and the benefits of a supplemental individual disability policy. Learn more.

The importance of individual long-term disability insurance More than one in four 20-year-olds today could expect to be out of work for at least a year due to a disability before they reach retirement age.* It is important to understand how individual long-term disability insurance can help you manage that risk.

If a considerable change occurs your life, having a “what if” plan could go a long way in helping protect your assets. Read more.

The importance of "What if" planning There is a basic rule that applies to personal finance: plan ahead. But “what if” planning can provide security and preparedness when the unexpected occurs.

We are thankful for the many contributions that workers have made to help our country. Happy Labor Day!

Health care and long-term-care costs are likely one of the largest expenses you will face in retirement. Read this article to learn more about some strategies address these costs.

Don't let health & long-term care costs consume your retirement savings Health and long-term care costs are often some of the largest expenses we face in retirement. Janney’s Head of Investment Solutions, Jessica Landis, suggests exploring an alternative to the pay-as-you-go approach most people use to cover these costs.

In this article on behavioral biases that can adversely affect investment decision-making, our Investment Strategy Group examines familiarity and framing biases, as well as our tendency to rely on mental accounting.

How our behavioral biases impact investment decision-making (Part II) In part one of our series examining the behavioral biases that can adversely affect investment decision-making, we explored the impact of prospect theory, loss aversion, and recency bias as three of the key factors that explain why the returns of average individual investors have historically lagged...

In this article, our Investment Strategy Group discusses how inflation impacts your purchasing power and the importance of reviewing your investment strategy.

Preserve purchasing power to weaken inflation’s impact Thirty years ago, a dozen eggs cost shoppers around 75 cents. Now, you would need to add a dollar to that price to get them. This is just one example of a consumer item’s price that has increased during the past several years, showing how inflation affects our buying power.