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How to Estimate Your Quarterly Taxes as a Small Business Owner
For profitable small businesses, paying quarterly estimated taxes is part of the tax process to potentially avoid penalties at the end of your fiscal year.
Read MoreKey Financial Wellness Metrics for Near-Retirement Individuals
As one approaches retirement, monitoring your financial situation by understanding your net worth and assessing the assets and resources needed to maintain a comfortable lifestyle throughout retirement is vital.
Read More5 Common RMD Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Retirement
As age 73 nears, it is critical that you begin considering how you want to handle the required minimum distributions (RMDs) you are obligated to withdraw from your tax-advantaged retirement accounts, including 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 457s,...
Read MoreHow Estate Planning Can Help Prepare for Long Term Care
The cost of long-term care can vary widely based on location (both city and state) and level of care needed. However, one thing is for certain: with 7 in every 10 people requiring long-term care at some point.
Read More7 Things You Can Do to Trim Your Tax Bill
Tax season can be a stressful time for many people, especially if you're not fully prepared. However, with some advance planning and preparation, you can take steps to mitigate your tax bill for the upcoming year.
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Helpful Hints as You Think About Your Tax Filings
April 18 tax deadline –The due date is April 18, instead of April 15, because of the Emancipation Day holiday in the District of Columbia.
Read MoreAvoiding the Pitfalls of Having Too Much Cash in a Bank Account
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to look at your bank account and think, “WOW! I’ve got way too much in there!” That’s actually true for many people (although they might not recognize it). While it’s...
Read MoreMoney Saving Tips for Summer Travel on a Budget
With the summer months right around the corner, it might be time to start thinking about your next vacation. Traveling can be expensive, with seemingly-endless costs for food, accommodations, airfare, and activities adding up quickly....
Read MoreHow to Afford Medical Expenses Now and in Retirement
Hearing stories on the news or even from people we know about unexpected medical costs that have derailed someone’s finances is not uncommon these days. Many of us have a fear of something like that happening and, the unfortunate...
Read MoreHow to Have Conversations as a Couple About Money and Budgeting
As a couple, talking about money can be one of the most difficult conversations you have. It touches on so many areas of life that are often personal and emotional. But having these conversations is essential to ensuring...
Read MoreSaving On Home Improvement This Spring
Spring is the perfect time to tackle home improvement projects. Whether you’re sprucing up the yard, painting your walls, or remodeling a room, springtime is the ideal season to get started. But home improvement can also be...
Read MoreFinancial Planning Tips for Every Generation
Financial planning is an important part of life for everyone, regardless of your age. But it’s important to recognize that different generations have unique financial needs and goals. If you’re considering financial...
Read MoreOvercoming Financial Anxiety
When it comes to our finances, stress and anxiety can be a major barrier to getting the help we need. We might not even realize how much fear is holding us back from taking the necessary steps to secure a better financial future. It's...
Read MoreMaking the Most of Your Inheritance
In the United States, an estimated $40 trillion will be passed down from one generation to another in the next 40 years. Unfortunately, 80% of all inheritances are spent within ten years!How can you avoid this pitfall? And what should...
Read MorePreparing for After: The Importance of Estate Planning
Your estate may be worth a little or a lot, but there’s no escaping death and taxes. Many people procrastinate their estate planning, but planning ahead is one of the most important choices you can make for your loved ones.
Read MoreInvesting is Personal: Be Patient
The reality of investing is that it is your own personal journey and it takes patience. Ready to start your investment journey? Let us help you create your individual, unique plan.
Read MoreSECURE 2.0 Act: What Is It?
The SECURE 2.0 Act, was enacted at year-end on December 29th, 2022. It seeks to reform how Americans prepare for retirement while juggling current spending needs. How, when, or will each of us retire?
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