RALEIGH, N.C. – November 24, 2025 – John Rex Endowment (JRE) has partnered with Zenith Wealth Partners to strengthen the financial health and resilience of Raleigh-area nonprofits, supporting a more sustainable and equitable local nonprofit ecosystem.
As Congress debates whether to extend enhanced healthcare subsidies that have kept insurance premiums affordable since 2021, millions of Americans could soon face higher costs. If these subsidies expire, premiums for people buying coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace could more than double in 2026.
PHILADELPHIA, PA – October 27, 2025 – Zenith Wealth Partners (Zenith), a minority-owned, fee-only, independent registered investment advisory firm, and the Untours Foundation co-hosted the Local Capital Markets Showcase, an event convening mission-aligned investors, community leaders, and local entrepreneurs to highlight the power of investing in Philadelphia’s own backyard.
Markets continued to defy gravity in October, with equities pressing to new highs and volatility staying contained. The optimism around artificial intelligence, improved margins, and lower rates remained powerful drivers. Still, beneath those headline gains, investors are bracing for colder winds. Utilities, healthcare, and consumer staples, the market’s traditional shelters, have become the month’s unlikely leaders, marking their first outperformance since mid-2022.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa – October 20, 2025 – Zenith Wealth Partners (Zenith), a minority-owned, fee-only, independent RIA, announced a new partnership with the Urban League of Greater Philadelphia (ULGP) to align long-term investment strategy with ULGP’s 2025–2028 strategic plan to expand impact across the Greater Philadelphia region. ULGP’s strategy centers on growth in membership, visibility, service capacity, resource development, community impact and advocacy, built through a community-informed planning process.
As we move through September 2025, the global investment landscape is characterized by uneven equity performance, measured progress in monetary easing, and a continued wave of AI-driven technological transformation. The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to resume rate cuts, lowering the federal funds target range to 4.00–4.25%, marked a meaningful pivot in monetary policy and underscores a shift in the macroeconomic landscape.
