Cross “Create an Estate Plan” Off Your To-Do List
If you’re like most Americans, you don’t have an estate plan (according to various sources, adults with estate plans range from 23% to 33% of the population). You may not […]
Do You Qualify for the 0% Tax Rate for Capital Gains and Dividends?
Many people currently qualify for a 0% federal income tax rate on net long-term capital gains (LTCGs) and qualified dividends earned in their taxable accounts. Investment assets that may qualify […]
Webinar – Feel More Secure About Social Security
Social Security is far more complicated than most people realize. The decisions you make now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits you stand to receive […]
Dynasty Trusts Can Help You Leave a Generations-Spanning Legacy
Trusts generally are used to reduce tax and help individuals leave wealth to their loved ones. But most trusts don’t last forever and applicable taxes may discourage trust owners from […]
How Catch-Up Contributions Can Bolster Retirement Savings
If you’re age 50 or older, you can make extra “catch-up” contributions to certain types of retirement accounts. Many people fail to capitalize on this opportunity because they haven’t looked […]
2 Important Breaks for Mature Taxpayers to Consider
If you’re an “experienced” taxpayer, you’re probably entitled to some age-based federal income tax breaks that younger taxpayers can’t claim. Here are some details to help you take advantage of […]
YOUR Money – What to Watch for in 2024
If you’re in, or nearing retirement, you may be wondering how the 2024 presidential election may impact your portfolio – and your retirement plans. Perhaps you’re wondering if you should […]
Deciding When to Transfer Wealth: Factors to Consider
Should you transfer wealth during your lifetime or transfer it to heirs after your death? Answering this question can be complicated because many factors are involved. For example, you might […]
Options for Overfunded or Unused 529 College Savings Accounts
Section 529 plans can be a tax-smart way to save for college and other qualified education expenses. Contributions to these plans aren’t deductible for federal tax purposes, but earnings and […]
Top 10 Investment Lessons of 2023
By: Larry Swedroe Last year was full of unexpected events – from a regional banking crisis, to rising geopolitical risks, to skyrocketing mortgage rates – that ultimately led to a solid […]
