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Mark Your Calendar: Key Deadline for 2026
As the 2026 tax season approaches, it’s helpful to keep contribution timelines in mind.For the 2025 tax year, you can make contributions to your retirement accounts until the federal tax-filing deadline on Wednesday, April 15, 2026...
Read More6 Financial Habits that can help support your Retirement
Retiring does not signal the end of retirement planning. It’s the beginning of a new phase of planning, known as the distribution phase. This stage requires discipline, awareness, and new habits that focus on preserving savings,...
Read More5 Financial Tips For Every Military Family
Military members and their families face one-of-a-kind challenges, such as deployment to conflict zones, overseas assignments, and the constancy of change, all of which make dedicating time to personal finance a challenge.
Read MoreAre You Making the Most of Super Catch-Up Contributions?
The SECURE Act 2.0 has introduced catch-up contribution choices for those aged 50+, designed to help boost your retirement savings. These enhanced catch-up provisions are available if you're participating in workplace retirement plans...
Read MoreWhat’s the Use of Wealth if it Doesn’t Provide for You?
Money is a powerful tool that allows you to live your best life, but it should also protect against the unexpected detours we all experience on our journeys.
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A stronger financial future starts with a clear view of your finances and seamless collaboration. With AdviceWorks®, you can easily access all your financial data, securely store important documents, and share them with me anytime....
Read MoreYour Home: Asset or Liability?
Have you ever heard the expression, “It’s a buyer’s market?” That phrase describes what’s happening with today’s residential real estate: homes are selling for under their asking price and are taking longer to sell. Good news for...
Read MoreFinancial Watch | January 2025
January marks the beginning of the traditional “tax season” as taxpayers begin to gather financial documents, statements, and receipts in preparation for filing their annual returns, usually in April. However, paying close attention...
Read MoreElection Update: What's Next for Taxes?
Hold everything; stop the presses! There is talk that the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 may get extended. With Republicans in control of the legislative and executive branches, most agree that tax reform will be part of the...
Read More10 Budget Tips Every Young Investor Should Know
Budgeting is a powerful first step on the path to building wealth as a young investor. By establishing mindful financial habits now, you can build a solid foundation to support your long-term financial goals. Here are ten budgeting...
Read MoreFinancial pressure mounts for U.S. parents—and they’re feeling it
There’s no two ways about it… according to the latest numbers from the Federal Reserve’s Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households, the number of American parents who report they’re doing “at least okay” financially has...
Read MoreCybersecurity Awareness Month: Essential Tips to Stay Safe
A big part of financial security is Cybersecurity Awareness Month during October, and it’s the perfect time to review and reinforce basic online safety practices. With digital threats becoming increasingly sophisticated, it’s crucial...
Read MoreAmericans and their Federal Agencies
With election season in full swing, I thought it might be interesting to examine how perceptions of our federal agencies have shifted over time. Based on 2023 data from the Pew Research Center, this month's chart reveals some...
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Can you believe summer is already in our rearview mirror? Whether you’re team apple cider or team pumpkin spice, here’s hoping that you take advantage of the cooling temperatures and upcoming festivities. From hayrides and pumpkin...
Read MoreCelebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month
From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. It’s time to honor the culture and contributions of the Hispanic and Latin Americans that make up our great nation. National Hispanic Heritage Month started as a...
Read MoreAugust: A Month Full of Surprises
August is the month when many families take their final summer vacation. It’s also the month when back-to-school preparations start and football season comes into focus. But August has a more unsettling side for investors. It’s a...
Read MoreWeekly Market Insights: Powell: Fed is Ready for Rate Cut
Stocks notched a solid gain as dovish comments from Federal Reserve officials boosted the market’s recovery from early August lows. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose 1.45 percent, while the Nasdaq Composite added 1.40 percent. The...
Read MoreManaging Finances During a Hardship
Difficult situations—like losing a partner, getting laid off, or having to close a business—are impossible to completely prepare for. Having a sound financial strategy can help you weather the storm and safeguard your assets. Below...
Read MoreAugust is Make a Will Month: What Will Your Legacy Be?
Although discussing wills may feel uncomfortable or seem far-off, it presents an important opportunity to reflect on our lives, our values, and the legacy we wish to leave behind.
Read MoreHow to Manage Market Volatility
The trader's adage goes, “The stock market takes the stairs up and the elevator down.” The saying helps illustrate the speed at which stock prices can move, especially over the last few days. Here's how the recent stock market drop...
Read MoreCrowdStrike Outage Touches Many Clients
My office was busy on Friday. Many of you were concerned about the computer outage that affected everything from travel to doctor’s offices to bank and investment accounts and reached out to share your concerns. It was a bit of a...
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