Post-Election 2021 Planning: Surfing the Blue Wave
January 22, 2021 -The year 2020 was like no other in many ways, and thus far into 2021, the 2020 mantra “expect the unexpected” rings true.
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The year 2020 was like no other in many ways, and thus far into 2021, the 2020 mantra “expect the unexpected” rings true.
These forms can yield valuable intelligence about your portfolio’s asset location and tax efficiency.
It may be tempting to undertake a dramatic makeover, but an incremental, forward-looking approach is best for taxable accounts.
We examine the impact of COVID-19 on long-term care.
Communicate early and often with your family about what to expect after you are gone.
The virtues of rebalancing are greater when you are retired than when you are accumulating.
Evaluating the best options for tax-efficient—and automatic—savings outside of a company retirement plan.
Has tax season become a frustrating paper chase? These tactics can buy you some relief
Election Day is less than two weeks away and significant tax hikes may be on the horizon as early as January 1, 2021.
To characterize the past year as one of change would be an understatement.
Six key steps for incorporating rebalancing into your retirement plan
With state and local budgets under pressure because of the coronavirus, taxes from these entities may become a front-burner issue if they are not already.
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How you leave your legacy should be at the forefront of your thoughts.
It is prudent for taxpayers to consider the potential implications of the proposed tax law changes of both presidential candidates and plan accordingly.
529 withdrawal rules may cause you to pay extra if you are not careful
