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Two Simple Financial Planning Steps You Should Take This Year
February 3, 2020

The beginning of a new calendar year also marks the beginning of a tax year, and that means you can take steps that will benefit you next spring. Technically, you can accomplish these tasks at any point during the year, but earlier is better. To avoid having to play catch-up…

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Estate Planning Just Got a Bit More Complicated
January 13, 2020

The SECURE Act, signed into law on December 20, 2019, aims to make retirement planning a bit easier for many Americans. It accomplishes this goal by lifting a few key restrictions that previously served as obstacles for those trying to save for retirement. However, one provision of the law does…

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A New Law Might Affect Your Required Minimum Distributions
January 6, 2020

The fact that one quarter of Americans currently have no retirement savings has long concerned lawmakers, who continually consider various resolutions aimed at closing the gap in retirement planning. The SECURE Act, just signed into law last month, was one such attempt. The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement…

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Contribute More to Your Retirement Account in 2020
December 9, 2019

Financial strategies sometimes shift over time, but one rule has stood the test of time: You really can’t save too much for retirement! If you wisely meet the contribution limit of your retirement account each year, congratulations on making a responsible choice for your future. And we have good news…

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A Quick Reality Check on Financial “Advice”
December 4, 2019

We hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving holiday, and enjoyed your time with family or friends. Since talk over the dinner table often turns to everyone’s plans for the future, occasionally talk of finances comes up. And inevitably, you’re going to hear some questionable advice when chatting at seasonal get-togethers. No…

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Congress Considers Major Changes to Medicare
November 11, 2019

Although the idea has been mentioned often in the past, a bill that expands Medicare coverage to dental, vision, and hearing expenses has now passed committees in Congress for the first time. Along with that major change, the bill would also allow Medicare to negotiate prices with drug companies and…

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No 401(k)? That’s Okay! You Can Still Plan for Retirement
November 4, 2019

Benjamin Franklin once famously said that nothing is certain except death and taxes. We would also add retirement to that list. No matter how much you enjoy your career, almost everyone will want or need to retire someday. Therefore, we all need to plan for retirement. But for those who…

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A Special Retirement Savings Opportunity for Workers Over 50
October 14, 2019

In your twenties and thirties, retirement planning probably seemed like an abstract exercise. It can be difficult to picture your life many decades in the future, much less plan for it. But after we reach our forties or so, most of us start to feel concerned about retirement. We wonder…

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Billionaire Investor’s Comments About “Getting Into a Girl’s Pants” Spark Backlash
October 11, 2019

Story reprinted from cbsnews.com, October 10, 2019 Billionaire money manager Ken Fisher sparked a furor this week over sexist comments he made at an exclusive investor conference. According to attendees, Fisher compared signing a new client to “getting into a girl’s pants” and mentioned genitalia. Fisher, who made the comments…

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Estimate Taxes Now; Prevent Surprises Later
October 9, 2019

With the end of year holidays looming, you’re probably not thinking about your income taxes at this time. But because waiting until spring to consider tax issues can result in some unpleasant surprises, it makes sense to do a quick check-up now. The IRS website offers a helpful Tax Withholding…

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