Different people have unique life insurance needs, so it's important to know the details before buying. Learn more about whole-life versus term life insurance in order to make the right decision for you and your loved ones.
Floods are among the most frequent and costly natural disasters, especially in the Spring. Last year alone, excessive rainfall brought flooding to many locations, making it the deadliest for flooding since 2017.
After losing a loved one, finances are the last thing you're worried about. However, taking care of their financial accounts and administrative tasks can keep their assets in good order.
With Financial Literacy Month coming to a close, it's time to review some basic financial concepts. Here are 7 quick tips to help you become more financially confident.
The new year is here, and your resolutions are probably well underway. While you may set goals to get more physically fit, it is also important to consider your financial fitness going into the new year. If your finances are not where you want them to be, or maybe they need a little tune-up, the six tips below will help you get your finances in shape.
The tax season is officially here. If you haven't already, now is the time to get prepared.
Lifetime Income or Lump Sum: Which Pension Dispersement is Right for You?
There are current tax consequences associated with harvesting capital gains, as well as Roth conersions, and the issue becomes whether to accelerate ordinary income, capital gains, or a combination thereof. Clients may struggle to choose the optimal balance.
Many people currently rely on Medicare plans for their health care coverage. They may have enrolled in Original Medicare or Medicare Advantage, and they likely have prescription drug coverage as well. For current beneficiaries of all of these plans (Medicare A, B, C, and D), October 15 marks the beginning of the Open Enrollment Period, during which changes in coverage may be made. This flowchart helps guide you through a series of considerations when evaluating and comparing your Medicare options.
Roth 401(k)s have become an increasingly popular alternative to traditional 401(k)s, allowing participants to make after-tax salary deferrals to their employer plans. Many clients may have the opportunity to contribute to a designated Roth account in their 401(k), but are uncertain about the best savings strategy for their personal circumstances. This flowchart helps guide you through a series of considerations that will inform your decision whether to contribute to a Roth 401(k).
Reviewing your paystub can help you understand the automated tax withholdings, savings, and payments that you make each pay period, and any employer benefits that augment your compensation package.
Becoming a caregiver for aging parents can be a drain emotionally and can carry financial ramifications both for parents and for the caregiver children. In this checklist, we cover a number of financial issues that you should consider when faced with helping and potentially caring for aging parents.
Many people attribute their success to having clearly established goals. Use our new checklist to help you establish some clear goals for your financial success!
In our recent blog post, we touched on behavioral biases and the impact they have. Today we introduce a checklist to help you identify specific biases you may have towards assets you currently own.
Roth 401(k)s have become an increasingly popular alternative to traditional 401(k)s, allowing participants to make after-tax salary deferrals to their employer plans. Many clients may have the opportunity to contribute to a designated Roth account in their 401(k), but are uncertain about the best savings strategy for their personal circumstances.
When interest rates decline, mortgage refinancing becomes a particularly popular topic. Each client’s situation is unique, and many factors must be considered before making the decision to refinance.
There are a lot of important considerations to weigh before doing a Roth conversion. Use this flowchart to help you navigate the decision.
The loss of a job can mean significant financial strain for many individuals. Use this checklist to help guide you through some of the common concerns.
Starting a new job can be an exciting time. Use this checklist to get a better grasp on the financial considerations surrounding this new challenge.