A client recently asked whether BIP Wealth's inorganic growth is to prepare the firm to be acquired. Bill Harris shares his answer and what makes BIP Wealth's path different from most advisory firms.
A client recently asked whether BIP Wealth's inorganic growth is to prepare the firm to be acquired. Bill Harris shares his answer and what makes BIP Wealth's path different from most advisory firms.
How should a long-term real estate investor exit a 40-property portfolio? Our case study reveals the strategy that produced the best after-tax outcome for our client’s situation.
In our Q2 2026 Quarterly Market Report, Chief Investment Officer Eric Cramer, CFP®, CFA®, examines why top U.S. stocks struggled in Q1, what rising commodity prices could mean for inflation, and how a shifting global trade landscape is reshaping the investment outlook. Here's what you need to know.
Governor Kemp just signed two significant tax bills into law. Here's a plain-English breakdown of what House Bill 463 and Senate Bill 33 may mean for Georgia taxpayers, from a lower income tax rate to new property tax relief options.
Kevin Warsh is about to take the helm of the Federal Reserve at one of the most challenging moments in recent economic history. BIP Wealth CIO Eric Cramer explains what's at stake—from rising inflation pressures and bond market risk to what BIP is doing right now to protect client portfolios.
Divorce is one of the most financially complex life events a person can face. A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®) works alongside your attorney to protect your financial future—and BIP Wealth is proud to have two on the team.
Emerging market stocks are outpacing the S&P 500 by nearly 9% in 2026—and small caps aren't far behind. BIP Wealth CIO Eric Cramer breaks down what's driving the rally and what it means for your portfolio.
BIP Wealth CIO Eric Cramer explains the capital stack in private credit—what each layer means, where risk lives, and why senior secured lending matters most.
Learn how to navigate the financial side of professional sports from former pros and current financial advisors Kyle Schmidt, John Hester, Chase Murray and Jeremy Hermida.