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Tax Planning
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Stay Cautious about Stimulus Scams
One provision of the CARES act is a stimulus check for millions of taxpayers. These payments began to roll out the weekend of April 11 and will continue to be deposited to taxpayer bank accounts, with paper checks possibly following in May. The stimulus checks have created a ripe environment for fraudsters, likely heightened by…
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CARES Act: What that means for your 2020 Required Minimum Distributions
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) was signed into law by the President on Thursday March 26, 2020. This sweeping stimulus package was passed in response to the economic threat caused the COVID-19 pandemic. The CARES Act has many different sections, but, in this blog, we are going to focus on the…
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Harold Evensky’s musings on the Coronavirus.
I know that “experts” on what’s happening in the world have inundated you (and me) with pontifications, but I can’t resist putting my two cents in too, so I’ll start with the obvious. It’s scary as hell out there and with good reason. Covid-19 is expanding at a geometric rate, global economies are being decimated,…
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Does Your Company Offer a Retirement Plan?
One of the most discussed topics in the United States is retirement security. Few Americans have set aside sufficient savings to live comfortably throughout retirement. In fact, the most recent National Retirement Risk Index (NRRI) found The retirement landscape is shifting dramatically, making the outlook for retiring Baby Boomers and Generation Xers far less sanguine…
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My first big paycheck is finally in the bank – now what?
Recently I have been talking to clients’ kids or grandkids who have just graduated from college and are starting their first jobs as professionals. Some starting salaries can easily be in the low six figures depending on the profession, so a road map that covers how and where to start saving can be beneficial in…
