Rodney Singherton

Rodney

Director of Wealth Management & Client Relations 

Rodney Singherton serves as the Director of Wealth Management & Client Relations, focused on translating Ontp Invest's high-level strategy into tangible personal success. He champions the firm's client-centric philosophy, overseeing the delivery of sophisticated wealth management techniques and tailored personal finance tips. Rodney specializes in crafting detailed, goal-oriented financial planning resources for individuals and families, addressing complex needs from retirement planning to generational wealth transfer. His commitment is to build long-term relationships based on open communication and trust, ensuring a clear path to financial security and prosperity for all clients.

Estate Planning Essentials: What Every Investor Should Know

Why Estate Planning Isn’t Optional Anymore Estate planning isn’t just for retirees or the ultra wealthy. It’s a practical move every investor should make early and revisit often. Get your plan in place when things are calm, not when you’re under pressure. That way you’re not navigating legal and financial complexity during a crisis. Starting […]

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How to Build an Emergency Fund That Actually Works

Why an Emergency Fund Isn’t Optional Anymore Economic Aftershocks Still Linger The global economy might be in recovery mode, but the effects of the pandemic are far from over. Heading into 2026, many industries continue to experience lingering disruptions, layoffs, and restructuring. Job markets remain volatile, with contract work and gig roles outpacing traditionally secure

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High-Interest Debt: Strategies for Paying It Off Faster

Know Your Numbers First Before you even think about tackling debt, you need a clear picture of what you’re up against. Start by listing every single debt you owe credit cards, payday loans, personal loans, medical bills, anything that charges interest. For each one, write down the total balance, the interest rate (APR), and the

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Sector Rotation Explained: What It Means for Today’s Market Cycles

What Sector Rotation Really Is Sector rotation is the movement of money across different sectors of the economy think tech, healthcare, energy, financials depending on where investors expect the most growth or stability. When investors rotate capital, they’re recalibrating based on where the opportunity (or safety) is most likely to be. This isn’t new. Rotation

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How Inflation Trends Influence Investment Decisions

What Inflation Means for Investors in 2026 Inflation hasn’t gone quietly. After experiencing wild swings in the early 2020s, core CPI in 2026 has settled above pre pandemic norms, driven by sticky service prices, wage growth, and lingering supply chain pressures. The Fed, having hiked rates aggressively through 2023 and 2024, now maintains a cautious

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Current Economic Indicators and What They Signal for Investors

Inflation Rates and Purchasing Power After years of volatility, 2026 inflation is showing signs of stabilization hovering slightly above the Fed’s 2% target. Compared to the spike in 2022 and the cooling off periods of 2024 2025, this steady state is a welcome shift. It’s not deflationary, but it’s not overheating either. We’re in a

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Risk Tolerance Explained: Matching Investments to Your Financial Goals

What Risk Tolerance Really Means Risk tolerance is your personal capacity to handle uncertainty in the market. Some people are fine watching their investment accounts dip 15% without flinching. Others lose sleep if a stock moves down two points. The key is knowing where you stand and not pretending to be someone you’re not. Your

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when to report investment income dismoneyfied

If you’ve dipped your toes into stocks, mutual funds, crypto, or even interest-yielding savings accounts, there’s one thing you can’t ignore–taxes. More specifically, knowing when to report investment income dismoneyfied can make or break your financial peace come tax season. For a deeper dive, you can visit https://dismoneyfied.com/when-to-report-investment-income-dismoneyfied/, which breaks the topic down with exact

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dismoneyfied financial guide from diquantified

For anyone trying to take control of their money without drowning in jargon, the dismoneyfied financial guide from diquantified is a breath of fresh air. It cuts through the noise and focuses on what actually works. Whether you’re budgeting, investing, or just figuring out where your paycheck disappears, this resource has your back. You can

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Money affects everything. But what happens when you strip it away—or at least, drastically reduce its role in your life? That question sits at the heart of the movement known as dismoneyfied, an approach to living that consciously redefines success, security, and daily choices without letting money call all the shots. Movements like dismoneyfied don’t

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