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Make the Most of Your Tax Write-Offs for Giving Tuesday
Here are some tips and tricks for managing your deductions and charitable purposes on Giving Tuesday.
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Nuances of Medicare – 5 Things to Keep in Mind
Medicare is complex with many different moving parts involved.
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Whether you’re just starting out, actively building wealth, or seeking to fine-tune your portfolio – our team is here for you!
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What Should Millennials Consider Doing With Their Money?
As the oldest millennials have reached their forties, this generation is purchasing homes, paying off student loans, and starting their families. But while millennials might get some teasing for their "avocado toast" tastes and penchant for convenience, these 30-to-40-year-olds represent a powerful economic force. What are millennials spending their money on now, and what might they do to help increase their assets over the next few decades?
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Protect your financial security and personal wellbeing and leave confusing, time-consuming insurance shopping behind.
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It’s Not Too Late to Become Financially Literate
No matter your age, when you understand how to manage your money and finances, you can make sound financial decisions and take the needed steps toward your financial goals.
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Your advisor helps you shift gears for the hills and valleys, so you can focus on reaching your destination.
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Together, we’ll create a financial plan that that supports your goals and keeps your wish list in mind. Regular meetings will help you stay on track.
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With so many economic and social challenges in society, contributions to charities and philanthropy efforts are needed now more than ever. While you likely may appreciate the value of giving, you also want to give wisely. Below are a few simple tips to ensure your contributions are going where they are needed.
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Retirement Planning: A Map to Changes in 2024
Navigating these demands an adaptable approach to planning your finances.
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An Introduction to Estate Planning for the Sandwich Generation
For members of the "Sandwich Generation"—those currently in their 40s and 50s who are caring for children and their parents who are over 65-years old—estate planning may seem like a low priority. After all, when you're juggling multiple caregiving responsibilities daily, sitting down to draft a will is easy to put off.
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How High Earners Can Build a Strong Retirement with Their 401(k)
Approximately 60 million workers contribute to a 401(k)-retirement plan.
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Tax Prep Checklist: Everything You Need to Be Ready for Tax Season
Regardless of whether you prepare your taxes yourself or use a professional's services, it's a good idea to gather the information and documentation you need well in advance of your actual tax filing date. Below, we've listed some key information you need when preparing this year's taxes.
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4 Reasons to Consider a Life Insurance Policy
Life insurance is not about death, but instead about the future and security of your loved ones. If you have not yet made the jump to purchase your life insurance policy, below are four reasons you should consider one.
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Have you every wondered how estate planning might fit into your overall, future plans? Even if you are just starting to build your estate and do not need complex estate planning, here’s a quick look at some steps you should consider taking in order to help prepare your family and to manage potential expenses in the event of your death.
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Estate Planning and Asset Protection: Are They The Same?
You may sometimes hear the terms "estate planning" and "asset protection" used interchangeably. They actually have different meanings, and it's important to incorporate both strategies into future financial plans.
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Why Financial Preparedness Is a Smart Investment
Only about two-thirds of Americans could cover an unexpected $400 expense. Here are some of the most crucial steps you may take to work on financial preparedness.
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Overcoming the Dual-Caregiving Dilemma
The "Sandwich Generation" is composed of adults who are ‘sandwiched’ between competing financial responsibilities.
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Long-Term Care: Exploring Your Options
With longer life expectancies for both men and women, it is likely that you or someone close to you will eventually need some type of long term care (LTC). You can start the LTC planning process by considering the following common options for receiving and funding care.