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Once you have reached retirement, started Social Security and Required Minimum Distributions from IRAs, your options for tax savings tend to be fairly limited. Retirees may face the Social Security tax bubble, IRMAA thresholds, and are unlikely to itemize deductions…
The end of the year is an often overlooked time for tax saving strategies. People instead become pre-occupied with open enrollment and the holidays. So today we’re sharing which tools and actions you can take before year-end to improve your…
So, you realized you contributed too much to your 401k. The good news is this can be remedied, but you will need to follow several steps and act quickly as there is a deadline before additional taxes may be due….
The American Families Plan hasn’t yet become law, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t prepare for the changes that may be coming. In this episode, we consider the planning opportunities that could arise with the changes in tax legislation….
Here we go again. Republicans and Democrats are squaring off over whether to raise the debt ceiling. The country is facing a partial government shutdown if Congress fails to act by midnight on September 30th. Only essential services – national…
A Roth IRA is an individual retirement account that allows for tax free growth of retirement funds. While you receive no tax benefit or deduction at the time of contribution, you have the opportunity to withdrawal your funds without any…
Equity compensation has increasingly been used as part of tech employee’s annual compensation. The most popular form we see are Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). They’re also one of the easiest methods to understand as they are essentially W2 income. RSUs…
With Grandparents day around the corner, this week we’re breaking down helpful financial planning strategies for grandparents. Many grandparents have dreams of sharing the fruits of their labor with their families. However, sharing your wealth effectively takes careful planning….
How flexible is your retirement income strategy? When I think about retirement income I always remember Jerry’s Nana on Seinfeld who lived on a “very fixed income.” She sent Jerry a check for $10 every year on his birthday which…
Did you know you may be able to take your 401(k), 403(b), or 457 plan and roll it into another type of retirement account while you are still working? Keep reading to find out the difference between regular 401(k) distributions…
