If you currently or have ever worked for a large company, there is a good chance that you’ve received stock options as part of your compensation package. These can be a great way to enhance your overall savings and are a very nice benefit to […]
Read More5 Important Points of the new “American Families Plan” Tax Proposal
On September 13th the house ways and means committee released their new tax proposal. Read on to learn about 5 important changes! New Tax Brackets! The new bill titled “The American Families Plan” would change the current tax brackets as shown below. Single Married Filing […]
Read MoreIs this type of annuity a drag on your portfolio?
Investor pro tip: most investments that are pitched along with a free steak dinner deserve more than a quick once over before you sign on the dotted line. Chances are those investments work out better for the one selling them than they do for the […]
Read MoreMega Backdoor Roth: Is It Available and Right for You?
The Roth IRA was originally established in 1998 through the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 and originally allowed investors the opportunity to contribute $2,000 per year. The benefit of the Roth IRA would not allow for an immediate tax deduction (unlike its Traditional IRA cousin), […]
Read MoreIRMAA & SSA-44: Navigating the Social Security Administration
At the end of each year a large question mark looms around a key expense for households; health insurance premiums. For most, health insurance premiums can be managed by moving between insurance carriers, adjusting coverages, or even relying on government subsidies. But for individuals on […]
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