The first quarter saw gross domestic product (GDP) dip by 0.3% on an annualized basis, translating to a modest quarterly decline of about 0.07%—essentially flat. Meanwhile, Friday's jobs report surpassed expectations. What does this mean for the markets? Join Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen for the Week-in-Review. Plus, it’s time for spring cleaning your investments, and we’ll share key tips. Curious about whether you need an LLC? We’ll explore that. And if you’re considering selling your business, we’ll outline the essential steps to follow.

Container traffic from China to the US is slowing sharply, and retailers like Walmart, Target, and Home Depot warned of possible empty shelves. The Federal Reserve’s Beige Book raised concerns about an economic slowdown, but S&P Global PMIs held steady, though not stellar. Brian Jacobsen breaks it down in our Week-in-Review. We also dive into how Annex Private Client’s “high speed, low drag” approach mirrors military efficiency, plus features on Distribution Planning and the Money Lies We Tell Ourselves.

U.S. retail sales soared 1.4% in March, driven by a 5.3% spike in motor-vehicle purchases as consumers rushed to beat looming 25% auto tariffs and rising costs on other goods. But is this boom a fleeting high? Join Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen for our Week-in-Review as they unpack what’s next for the economy. Plus, we’re diving into retirement planning for Gen X, sharing 6 key benefits of setting up a trust, and revealing 3 things to tackle early in retirement—and 3 that can wait.