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Tax Knowledge Is Tax Power
When it comes to financial planning and investing, knowledge is power. The more you know, the more likely you are to recognize the benefits and consequences of making certain financial moves. This may be especially true with taxes. Most people would probably agree that if you can find a way to legally pay less in… View Article
What You Need To Know About Inheriting an IRA
If you inherit an IRA or a 401k, there are some rules in place that will ultimately require you to take the money out and pay taxes on it. The SECURE Act of 2019 has provisions that affect required minimum distributions, or RMDs. Do any of those rules apply to you? Here are some things… View Article
Is It Time to Convert to a Roth IRA?
A few years ago, Congress passed a new tax law that created some generally lower tax rates. These rates are set to expire after 2025. If no new changes are made between now and then, rates are set to return to where they were in 2017. In other words, they’ll go back up. For larger conversions,… View Article
Your 401k: Is the Roth Option Better Than the Traditional?
Traditional 401k plans are pretty common these days, but did you know that almost 70% of employers now offer a Roth 401k option? So if you’ve got the choice, how do you decide which one may be better? Let’s do a little comparison first. The 401k contribution limit applies to both the Roth and traditional: for 2021, that’s… View Article
What If You Live Longer Than You Expect? – Season 7: Episode 7
You’ve probably made plans to take care of those people who are close to you if you didn’t live as long as you’d expected: life insurance, trusts and wills, succession planning for your business, etc. But have you thought about you might do if you lived much longer than you thought you would? Are you… View Article
