Loss Aversion: The Case for Preservation
When investors succumb to loss aversion, they interrupt the compounding process.
Introduction to Behavioral Investing
Crawford's investment philosophy is intentionally designed to work with, rather than against, human nature.
Avoiding the Decumulation Phase
By anchoring portfolios in businesses that generate consistent and rising income and investing in them at attractive valuations, we help clients avoid prematurely shifting into “spend-down” mode.
September Bond Policy Update
Crawford's bond policy reflects the firm's stance on the fixed income markets, interest rates, inflation, and more.
The Discipline Dividend
So much of what we do from an investment standpoint occurs around the concepts of discipline and dividends.
When Will the Fed Move?
There is great anticipation among investors as to when they will resume downward moves.
Social Security in the Weeds
Understanding how the Social Security system works at the margins can help you make better decisions.
What to Know About Social Security
We believe the most effective claiming strategy is one carefully coordinated alongside a high-quality, income-focused investment program.
June Bond Policy Update
Crawford's bond policy reflects the firm's stance on the fixed income markets, interest rates, inflation, and more.
Charitable Trusts: Doing Well While Doing Good
We believe our investment philosophy, focused on consistent income, long-term growth, and preserving capital, is well suited for the management of CRTs.
The U.S. Remains a City on a Hill
U.S. exceptionalism, whether thought of in its broader original context, or the more restrictive financial and economic context, is essential to the future well being of our country.
The Power of Investment-Led Wealth Planning
As an objectives-based manager, we have found that when investments are aligned with your goals, many core planning needs are naturally supported.
