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Your Guide to Social Security
Claiming your Social Security benefits is not a one-size-fits-all process. It’s likely you don’t need us to tell you how complicated it is to navigate the maze that is the Social Security system, but we’re here to...
Read MoreMust-Know Details About Your Medicare Plan
An oft-overlooked yet headache-inducing retirement transition task is planning for healthcare coverage and thus navigating the Medicare system. Medicare offers a variety of enrollment options, which gives you the flexibility to choose...
Read MoreWe’re Never too Busy to Help Your Friends & Family
For some, partnering with an advisor is a critical step in the financial planning process. But for others, it’s not easy to trust a stranger with something as sensitive as their finances, and it’s even harder to find an...
Read MoreThe 3 Biggest Financial Mistakes I See
Many tech-savvy financial gurus post about the financial dos and don’ts online: Don’t run up your credit card, don’t make hasty financial decisions, and stick to a budget. While those are certainly good financial...
Read MoreWhat to Be Aware of When Planning Your Estate
Chances are you know that a comprehensive estate plan is one of the most important aspects of your wealth management plan. It’s also likely that you have drafted a will or trust and have assembled your investment accounts into a...
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3 Unexpected Risks to Your Retirement Plan
Daydreaming about retirement likely brings up a range of emotions: excitement, joy, maybe even anxiety or nervousness. Reaching the milestone of retirement is an amazing accomplishment, but making sure you’re prepared for it can...
Read MoreShould You Consider A Roth Conversion?
As most of us probably know, there are two types of IRAs: Traditional and Roth. You may even understand that there are tax differences between the two, and it’s possible you have both of these savings vehicles in your retirement...
Read MoreShould You Purchase Long-Term Care Insurance?
Have you built long-term care costs into your retirement plan? According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, people turning 65 in 2020 have a 70% chance of needing some type of long-term care as they age. (1)Longer...
Read MoreWhat We Do And How We Can Help
Your retirement has a timeline, which means that each phase along the way should look different than the last. When we’re early in our working years, our thoughts of retirement usually center around saving as much as possible....
Read MoreWhy I Became A Financial Advisor
As with many people’s career journeys, my entrance into the financial advising field was a mixture of pursuing an interest and walking through open doors. Call it serendipity, if you will. One thing stands out about each step of...
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