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Through all the challenges, newfound opportunities, and every high and low we’ve experienced during the last couple of years, it’s no surprise why we might be striving for more balance.

As inflation soars, you can now save a lot more for your retirement. 

At the end of the year, it is necessary to reflect on your financial picture, review the last 12 months, and plan for the future. With all that is involved, it can seem overwhelming. Consider breaking up the responsibilities over twelve days, focusing on one each day, and ensuring it gets a comprehensive review.

When the SECURE Act was enacted into law at the end of 2019, one of the provisions required inherited IRAs to be liquidated over 10 years. The IRS has been working over the past two years to write the regulations that will implement this provision of the SECURE Act and provide guidance for inherited IRAs. The IRS released final guidance on October 7.

Just what you need, right? One more time-consuming task to be taken care of between now and the end of the year. But taking a little time out from the holiday chores to make some strategic saving and investing decisions before December 31 can affect not only your long-term ability to meet your financial goals but also the amount of taxes you'll owe next April.

Inflation swindles almost everybody – stock investors, bond investors…

Year-end is approaching and being prepared is the best way to make this tax season your easiest yet. Following are important information and tools to help you get ready.

As always, meeting with us early and often will ensure your questions are answered.

Many people are familiar with the scammers who promise to pay millions of dollars in exchange for briefly holding funds in your bank account or those who offer to enhance certain body parts risk-free. Today's scammers are clever at making their offers seem legitimate. How can you spot scams before they happen? We discuss the five biggest red flags of a potential scam.

The S&P 500 does best when one party controls Congress and the WH too.

The 2022 Midterm Elections will feature hundreds of hotly contested races at the state and local level and will decide whether the Democrats maintain – or the Republicans gain – control of Congress.

A recent survey by Caring.com found that a whopping two in three American adults do not have an estate plan¹—an alarming statistic, considering that an estate plan can protect your assets and ensure that they go to the right people. If you have not begun to prepare an estate plan, or if your estate planning efforts have stalled, what can you do to get back on track?