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Campfire Festival
Memorial Day weekend marks the official beginning of summer and brings parades, baseball games, and music festivals. Skip the big Boston Calling crowds and enjoy the legendary Campfire Festival at Club Passim in Harvard Square instead. This festival which runs from Friday evening, through Memorial Day, carries the idea of artists sitting around the campfire playing music together. The event…
Four Points to Consider When Holding Debt
There are many ways to borrow money. It could be a mortgage, personal line of credit from a bank, home equity line of credit (HELOC), student loan or a personal loan. When done properly, investors can leverage debt to their benefit. While lenders may make efforts to differentiate their offerings, what matters above all else is the rate you’re paying to service the debt. Let’s take a look at the range of interest rates and three other key elements to borrowing.
Salt & Olive Market Grand Opening
Celebrate the grand opening of the new Salt & Olive Market in The Garage, Harvard Square. The market offers more than 50 varieties of olive oil in a tap room-style setting along with sea salts from around the world. In addition to special tastings of olive oil, balsamic vinegars, and salts, Red Apple Farm, Magic Bites, Clear Flour Bread, and…
The Fiduciary Care Checklist
Last week’s Beyond Meat IPO was stellar as the Uber IPO was about to arrive. Then Uber flopped big time. And new tariffs with China sent markets straight down. Events like these can make you wonder what steps you need to take, if any, and which information is practical and useful. Fiduciaries think about this every day. Here’s a checklist…
Mixology with Bully Boy Distillers
Learn how to create three spring-themed signature cocktails with Bully Boy Distillery, Boston’s first ever craft-distillery. Start the evening with a complimentary cocktail and a distillery tour. Then learn to make spring cocktails using locally made spirits and bitters. Bar snacks will be provided. Bully Boy Distillery, May 22, 7-9pm.
Ten Tips for College 2019
Guest Post This week’s post is guest authored by Dana, an engineer and former US Army Officer, and a close friend of Osbon Capital Management. My spouse and I applied to college in pre-internet days. We now realize how much times have changed! With our oldest child a high school senior this year, and with two others on deck, we…
SoWa First Fridays
On the First Friday of every month, the artists, galleries, shops and showrooms of the SoWa Art + Design District open their doors to the public for an evening of art, culture and inspiration. Meet the artists in their element, view the latest gallery exhibitions, shop small, and dine at one of SoWa’s world-class restaurants. SoWa First Fridays, every first Friday of the month, 5:00pm – 9:00pm. Location:…
How Much Financial Pressure Are You Putting On Yourself?
Warren Buffet says, “Don’t risk what you already have for what you don’t need.” Like most sage remarks, this seems so obvious, but has big implications for how we live and make decisions. When we overreach financially, we open the possibility of going backward instead of forward and experiencing much more stress and uncertainty than necessary. Is this happening to…
Not All Bad News Is Created Equal
This week is a major earnings week. If you follow business news it’s quite likely you are going to hear the term “earnings recession” this week. If you do, please immediately remind yourself that an earnings recession is not the same thing as an economic recession. There’s no reason to panic over this R word. Let’s take a closer look…
