New England Capital Blog

All of us at New England Capital Financial Advisors would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a very warm holiday season and especially in these pandemic times, a very healthy, safe and prosperous New Year. It is one of our greatest pleasures to exchange season’s greetings and thank those whose friendship and goodwill are so highly valued. 

What a year it has been. 2020 no longer references the current year. 2020 is the latest swearword added to our lexicon! Use it with great flexibility like, “bull 2020” or “son of a 2020”.

While so many of us can't wait to turn the page of the calendar and kick the year 2020 to the curb, I'd like to find reasons to celebrate it.

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We miss you! We miss you at New England Capital. We also miss feeling normal and comfortable in our daily activities. I don't have a mask on as I speak to you because no one is within 6 feet of me as I record this blog in our conference room. Our new protocol in the office is to arrive to the office with masks, have our temperature taken, continue to wear masks and keep social distance whenever we are not at our workstations or desks. It's just not comfortable, nor does it feel normal.

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It’s getting to be that time of year – every 4 years actually – when the upcoming presidential elections can cause some very powerful emotions and get investors anxious and sometimes nervous.  Compound the elections this year with the COVID crisis dominating the news, it could make for some volatile times in the market. 

Do you want your teenage children, grandchild, niece or nephew to understand the true value of money and the importance of it?  Are you frustrated with their lack of financial knowledge?  If so, New England Capital Financial Advisors, LLC is here to help and is offering the following online classes below. 

When:            5 sessions via online, weekly on Wednesdays, from July 15^th through August 12^th 2:00PM-3:00PM.  They can take one session or can take them all.

Who:             High school students and recent high school graduates

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New England Capital’s Business Continuity Plan 

Chris Beale:  You might notice the byline on this article is both Chris Lee and Chris Beale. The reason for that is we knew there's only one topic to talk about this quarter, which is the coronavirus and its effect on the US economy and you. It is our sincere wish that all of you are safe and well and doing everything you need to do to maintain your health and safety. We certainly wish our sincere gratitude to all first responders and anyone in the medical field, as well as essential businesses that are keeping us safe.