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3 Things to Consider Before Moving to a No Tax State

For many people, the desire to cut expenses is a moving experience. We have clients all around the country. So there’s a pretty substantial discrepancy in how much the people we work with pay in state and local taxes. If you live in a place like...

3 Key Considerations about Mutual Funds

A mutual fund enables investors to “group” their money together in a professionally managed portfolio. Over 55 million people own them.[1] Think of mutual funds as a consolidator. They amass revenue from thousands of shareholders into one investment...

Your 2019 Taxes 4 Things to Do Right Now

Remember when taxes were something you began worrying about on April 1st? The good ol’ days. That’s okay. As the tax code has changed, you simply have to adapt and change with it. While by no means comprehensive—there’s a lot more to consider than...

3 Investment-Risk Considerations for People Over 50

Are you over 50? If so, how much risk do you have in your portfolio? This is, of course, a key question for anyone nearing (or in) retirement. But while it’s important, answering that question isn’t easy. Some financial professionals may prescribe...

Reader’s Question: Increase mortgage payments or 401(k) contributions?

Reader’s Question: My husband and I are both in our late-50s. We steadily contribute to our 401(k)s, but other than the equity in our home, we have no other real retirement savings. After recent salary increases (and with static monthly expenses),...

3 Options for People Without a 401(k)

You don’t have a 401(k)? About 55 million people are currently contributing to a 401(k). This adds up to over $5 trillion (which is 59% of all private retirement savings) that is earmarked to pay for a portion of retirement. [1] 401(k)s are...

Beyond the 4% Rule

It’s no simple task to accurately calculate your retirement income needs all on your own. Sure, there are people who endorse something called the 4% Rule. But that one-size-fits-all approach neglects a lot of important variables, making it, at best,...

What is portfolio rebalancing?

Q: You often hear that you should rebalance your portfolio. I’m 56 and recently inherited a substantial sum of money, but I’ve never invested before. This has to pay for my retirement! Will you please explain to me what rebalancing is, why it’s...

4 Essentials of Great Retirements

If you had to choose a single photo that represented what retirement means to you, what would your image be? These days, it’s difficult to narrow an entire retirement down into one picture, isn’t it? Whereas it used to be almost entirely about how...

Fixing Common 401(k) Mistakes

5 things savvy participants should do. Nationwide, there are over 50 million people participating in a 401(k) plan. [1] Does that include you? We hear from a lot of folks, usually callers to Money Matters, our long-running financial topic radio...

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