More Tax Breaks For People Over 50
This article came from US News & World Report… After age 50, and especially at age 65, you can qualify […]
Retirement Income, Retirement Planning, Taxes
Retirement Planning
financial planning, Retirement Planning
Should I Use A Roth IRA?
The Roth IRA first came about through the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, and is named after its chief legislative
Debt, financial planning, Retirement Planning
Boomerang Generation
The “Boomerang Generation” is a subset of Millenials who have either returned home following college, or are still living at
Retirement Planning, Taxes
2015 Limits on 401(k) & IRA Contributions
One of the most common questions people ask me is “How much can I put into my 401(k), IRA, or
financial planning, Retirement Planning
7 Retirement Surprises
This is a great article that was written yesterday about common issues that those planning to retire need to consider.
financial planning, Retirement Planning
The Magic Withdrawal Rate For Retirement
This is an article from Investment News that came out last year. I’m not sure a 40% stock allocation would
Health Care, Retirement Planning
Rising Healthcare Costs – Part 1
Rising healthcare costs are on most people minds these days because those costs are hitting their bank accounts. Everyone knows
Investing, Retirement Planning
Escaping 401K Fees
It is not well known that many 401K plans can be expensive for investors to keep money inside of. Most
financial planning, Retirement Planning
Financial Bed Bugs Still On The Rise
Worldwide media continues to report that cases of bed bugs are still on the rise. These nasty little creatures are
Investing, Retirement Planning
Motorcycles and Mud Holes
This last weekend I took my four boys out to ride motorcycles on a dirt track. This is one of