If you don’t have a succession plan, you’re not alone: 64% of business owners over the age of 50 haven't made one. But regardless of where you are in life, it’s never a bad idea to create an estate plan or update an existing one to ensure your interests and those of your business are protected.
Big dreams take money. What is your perfect, once-in-a-lifetime experience?
Over a ten-year period, index ETFs outperform something like 95% of investments. And direct indexes outperform index ETFs (on an expected after-tax basis).
Personal Index Portfolios combine the best features of low-cost indexing, active tax management, and the inclusion of your environmental, social, and faith-based views.
Understanding tax management, how it works, and how to implement it into your investment strategy is so important. This post will examine how we use tax management to impact your portfolio.
This blog will talk about what GRATs are and who they might be suitable for, as well as their pros and cons.
Social Security benefits play a vital role in providing or augmenting income for retirees, dependents, and those with disabilities. But, before you start applying for payments, it’s important to understand the strategies you might consider deploying to help maximize these benefits.
What education savings programs are right for you? A 529 plan is one of the most common educational investment options, but there are other choices.
HSAs offer you three potential opportunities for tax savings. Your account contributions are tax free (that is, tax deductible), the earnings in your account grow tax free, and you can withdraw funds from your HSA, tax free, so long as they are used to pay for qualified health care expenses, such as deductibles, co-payments, and hospitalization costs. (HSA funds may not be used to pay health insurance premiums.)
By taking advantage of a QCD, taxpayers can fund a charitable gift of up to $100,000 using their IRA instead of taking a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD). In addition to helping investors advance their charitable initiatives, QCDs entitle donors to income tax deductions that can lower their taxable income for the calendar year in which they’re made.