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Everyone thinks retirement can’t come soon enough but when is a good time to retire? There are quite a few things to consider before taking that life-changing step.

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Real Estate investing is popular for many reasons, but one, in particular, is the ability to write off depreciation..

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Transfer the money to your own account
If you inherit from your spouse, you can transfer the money into your own retirement account..

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Most individuals are employed by a company and paid wages from a salary (W2 employees). Here are some ways individuals can reduce their tax burden..

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A Simple Estate Planning Checklist

When you name a beneficiary for an asset, it transfers upon your death to the named person. Many types of accounts allow this; investment accounts, IRAs, retirement accounts, life insurance policies, etc..

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Who doesn’t like to save on taxes? Taking an in-kind distribution of public company stock from your 401k may result in more favorable tax treatment than taking the distribution in cash...

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A Transfer on Death (TOD) account is where the client filled out a TOD form where assets automatically transfer to a named beneficiary when...

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Joint Brokerage Accounts are most common between spouses but may be utilized for parents, kids, or others with mutual financial goals..

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hen thinking about retirement, most save through an employer (like a 401k). The second option is through a personal Individual Retirement Account (IRA)…

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When you name a beneficiary for an asset, it transfers upon your death to the named person. Many types of accounts allow this; investment accounts, IRAs, retirement accounts, life insurance policies, etc..

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In this situation, one idea is to open a UTMA for your kid (your kid is the beneficiary today and becomes the owner when they turn 21). Why is this? UTMA accounts are taxed favorably…

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If business titan Peter Thiel’s $5 billion tax-free individual retirement account has you jealous, here’s a way to build a pot of tax-free retirement savings without paying much in taxes: A mega-backdoor Roth conversion...

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