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Talking Tax Benefits of Annuities
An annuity is an insurance product that pays out guaranteed income and can be used as part of a retirement strategy. The income you receive from an annuity can come monthly, quarterly, annually, or even in a lump sum payment. But what about Uncle Sam’s request for...
Long-Term Care Insurance Premium Deductibility
According to IRS Revenue Procedure 2020-45, a couple age 70 or older who both have the right kind of long-term care insurance policy can deduct as much as $11,280 in 2021 an increase of $420 from the $10,860 limit for 2020. Essentially, more of the premiums you pay...
IRS Tax Suggestions for New Business Owners
According to the US Census Bureau, there were 430,411 new business applications in January 2022. Starting a business sometimes comes with a learning curve that can trip you up, so it makes sense to get as many things as right as possible the first time. One important...
Have You Created Your Retirement Road Map?
One of the most complex parts of preparing for retirement is thinking about life where working and building income isn’t the main focus. At times you may become so overwhelmed thinking about saving for an unknown future that you end up not saving anything. You need a...
The Complexity of the Telemedicine Rollback
During the early months of the Covid-19 pandemic, all 50 states and the District of Columbia transitioned to telemedicine, in part due to state emergency orders that mandated the coverage of telehealth visits and waived requirements for out-of-state medical licenses....
Talking to Beneficiaries About Your Estate Intentions
It’s no surprise that couples disagree throughout their marriage. For the most part, those differences can be resolved relatively quickly, but common ground can feel very far off when it comes to estate planning. A few critical considerations can influence how you...
Wills Versus Trusts: Which One is Right For You?
Wills and trusts are both estate-planning tools that can help ensure your assets are protected and bequeathed to your heirs. However, the transfer process becomes more involved when passing wealth to a subsequent generation. We highly recommend consulting with a legal...
Who’s Stealing Your Identity This Tax Season?
It’s tax season for you and a veritable identity gold mine for thieves! Empowered with a name and Social Security number, crafty thieves can open credit cards, take out loans, wipe out your bank account and even file a tax return in your name to get a fraudulent...
Bob’s Pick: “Scaling the Retirement-Savings Peak Is Tough; The Descent Is Tougher”
Article originally published by Kiplinger.com. Written by David Domenick Jr. "It is sometimes said that planning and saving for retirement is much like mountain climbing. As you scale your way to the peak, you hope to see a glorious view of retirement on the other...
Eight Ways Annuities Can Assist Your Growing Financial Needs
Annuities can be mysterious. You might even feel like they come with a hidden agenda, which could explain why you’re not too interested in adding them to your portfolio. But as we get closer to our 60’s and live longer, now might be the perfect time to revisit the...
The 2022 Hidden Taxes that Could Impact Your Checkbook
A combination of rising wages and inflation is threatening to push some taxpayers into higher tax brackets this year, which means you could owe more to Uncle Sam come 2023’s filing season. With inflation at its highest level in nearly 40 years—prices for consumer...
Looking at Both Sides of the Step-Up In Basis Loophole
Since taking office, President Biden has expressed his intention to close the step-up in basis loophole as a means to debt reduction. For some investors, this causes alarm as they were planning to use this loophole to leave investments to their heirs without passing...
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