The IRS recently postponed the deadline for filing and paying 2020 income tax returns from April 15 to May 17, 2021. Some, but not all, states […]
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Covid Tax Season Rules and Procedures
As we navigate these turbulent Covid times and rules as they apply to businesses, we decided to post some information about how we are handling […]
Trusts: A Quick Introduction
Trusts aren’t just for the ultra-wealthy, and not just for inheritance. Trusts can also work to protect your assets. But there a few important things […]
Retirement Income Planning
Most discussions of retirement income planning focus on what investments to make in order to achieve a desired annual income. But let’s take a step […]
Preparing for 401(k) Open Enrollment
Retirement financial planning can be complicated, balancing investment options with tax strategies and personal goals. So even though the 401(k) open enrollment period for most companies is near […]
Your Retirement and Longevity
We all hope for a long, healthy life but often fail to consider that in our retirement financial planning. Life expectancies are significantly longer than […]
The CARES Act and Your Retirement
The $2.2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) was passed in March of 2020. It’s intended to help businesses and individuals financially hit by […]
Is a Roth 401(k) an Option for You?
The Roth option to traditional 401(k) retirement accounts was first available in 2006. Since then more and more employers are offing the popular addition to retirement […]
Maintaining a Good Credit Rating
Debt isn’t always bad. It give you the flexibility to take advantage of opportunities, to move ahead faster. And there are some important purchases you simply […]
Reducing Credit Card Debt
Americans have a staggering amount of credit card debt, often a result of coping with stagnant wages and rising costs. And let’s face it buying stuff […]