2020 Contribution Limits

For 2020, quite a few of the contribution limits have increased. A very good practice is to contribute enough of your salary to receive at least the employer match. Also, pay raises often present an easy opportunity to increase your…

7 Tax Tips for 2019

7 Last-Minute Tax Season Tips for 2019

As the year comes to an end and you’re  spending the holidays with family, tax season probably isn’t at the forefront of your mind. However, by taking a few moments to prepare, you can put yourself in a great position….

Managing the Risk of Longevity

Making decisions for retirement can feel like an overwhelming process, as it’s made up of numerous topics and considerations. Most of the time, we think about these considerations in isolation. For example, we ask ourselves: “When can I retire?” “When…

Be on the Alert for New Text Message Scams

Gone are the days when your biggest telephone worry was getting an annoying telemarketing call. As new technology is developed, unfortunately, new scamming techniques come with it, including a recent influx of text message scams. While you should always be…

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Leave Your Emotions at the Door When Investing

Emotions have a sneaky way of taking over your investment thinking. Emotional investing clouds your judgment and lead you to act in ways that are counterproductive to your financial success. Instead, investments should be evaluated on their merit. Here are…

The Uncommon Average

“I have found that the importance of having an investment philosophy—one that is robust and that you can stick with— cannot be overstated.” —David Booth The US stock market has delivered an average annual return of around 10% since 1926.[1]…

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