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Fed Rate Cut: What Consumers Need to Know

The Federal rate cut is likely to have a mixed impact on consumers. While lower borrowing costs can make it easier to finance purchases and reduce debt burdens, lower returns on savings could affect retirement planning and other financial goals. Consumers should carefully consider their individual circumstances and financial plans before making any major decisions in[...] Continue reading

Fort Pitt Capital Group Recognized on Pittsburgh Business Times 2024 Largest Money Managers Ranking

We are pleased to announce that Fort Pitt Capital Group was listed in the top 5 Largest Pittsburgh-area Money Managers, according to the Pittsburgh Business Times. The annual ranking compiles the top firms based on year-end 2023 discretionary assets under management. To see the full list, click here. We are thrilled to be a part of this ranking, and we thank our[...] Continue reading

Women, Wealth, and What You Need to Know

    Fort Pitt Financial Advisors Beth Lynch, CFP®, and Kaitlyn Haney, CFP®, discuss how to take charge of your finances. This webinar focuses on female business owners, professional women, and anyone looking to learn more about the following topics: Choosing the right retirement plan Strategies for maximizing and claiming social security[...] Continue reading

Fort Pitt Capital Group recognized on FA’s 2024 America’s Top RIAs Ranking

We are pleased to announce that Fort Pitt Capital Group was listed in the top 100 firms in America according to  Financial Advisor’s 2024 Top RIAs Ranking, which was released in the magazine's July issue and featured on the outlet’s website. The annual ranking compiles the top firms based on year-end 2023 assets, assets per client, and other weighted factors. The[...] Continue reading

Investment Market Commentary for Q2 2024

The S&P 500 Index advanced by 4.3% in the second quarter. The market cap weighted S&P was well supported by the strong performance and high weightings of the mega-cap technology stocks as “AI” – Artificial Intelligence enthusiasm dominated the market narrative. However, in stark contrast to the previous two quarters, market breadth and participation[...] Continue reading