Recent Press / News
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CIO Tom Graff, CFA Quoted by Invezz on Federal Reserve Interest Rate Policy
Tom Graff explains why the Federal Reserve should have raised interest rates sooner to stay ahead of persistent inflation.
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Facet’s CIO Tom Graff Quoted by Reuters on Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision
Tom Graff breaks down why the Fed’s pause risks falling behind ongoing inflation pressures.
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Facet’s CIO Quoted by CNBC on Mortgage Bonds and Rates
Tom Graff, CFA breaks down how bank balance sheets and shifting bond demand help keep borrowing costs elevated.
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CIO Tom Graff, CFA Quoted by USA TODAY on Gold and Rates
Tom Graff explains how potential Federal Reserve rate hikes could lift the dollar and weigh on gold prices.
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CEO Anders Jones Interviewed by Inc. on the Role of AI in Financial Advice
Anders Jones breaks down why AI tools still fall short on complex numbers and real life context, but why it’s not all bad news.
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Senior Lead Planner Patrick Sabol, CFP® Quoted by MarketWatch
Facet’s Patrick Sabol, CFP® shares how different financial planning fee structures work for everyday investors.
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Newsweek Features Facet Insight on the Latest Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA)
Patrick Sabol, CFP® from Facet helps retirees understand how cost-of-living adjustments impact real purchasing power and retirement income.
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MarketWatch Picks Features Facet on Finding the Right Financial Planner
Patrick Sabol, CFP® from Facet offers guidance on what everyday investors should expect from flat-fee membership and personalized planning.
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Fortune Spotlights Facet insight on money habits of a new kind of couple: SPLITs (Separate Paychecks, Lives Intertwined)
Fortune interviews Facet’s President and COO, Shruti Joshi, on how dual-income couples who maintain separate accounts reduce money friction and build financial clarity.
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CIO Tom Graff Quoted by Invezz on Federal Open Market Committee’s September 15-16 meeting
Tom Graff evaluates how persistent inflation and shifting economic signals create competing policy arguments.