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The Politics of Social Security
Even half of what they collect in Social Security could provide a better private benefit.
Does Every Client Get Put Into One Of A Few Investment Allocations?
The short answer is, “No.”
Capability Is Tyranny
Those who stand by and do nothing are complicit in aiding the loss of freedoms for others.
Seven Quotes to Summarize U.S. Surveillance
“We don’t have concentration camps and political dissidents and large numbers being hauled into prison because we don’t need that because we have effectively put prisons inside people’s minds.”
What Benchmark Should I Measure My Return Against?
Don’t let the noise of random returns ruin a brilliant investment strategy.
Advisers Worry About Potential Costs Of Third-Party Exams
“Estimates range from $5,000 to $20,000; sharp opposition to Finra getting involved.”
Fourteen Ways to Avoid Paying Capital Gains
The capital gains tax traps wealth in an investment vehicle requiring special techniques to free the capital without penalty.
What is a 1031 Real Estate Exchange?
Despite their complexity, these exchanges have the potential to save vast amounts of money.
Roth IRA Conversions and Roth Segregation Strategies
Roth accounts have several advantages over traditional retirement accounts.
The Ideal Retirement Plan Advisor
Our firm decided to become a 3(38) investment manager because playing this role offers our clients administrative relief. By taking on the role of a 3(38) adviser, we accept responsibility for selecting a prudent investment strategy.
Capital Gains Tax Gets More Complicated
Now you may pay one of at least four different capital gains rates. The strategies to deal with capital gains differ for each level.
What is the Difference Between AGI and MAGI?
MAGI is a common tax term to denote the resulting value of your adjusted gross income (AGI) with some items added back in. However, each use of MAGI may have different variables added back.
Investment Advisors vs. Brokers
Low risk firms should be visited less frequently by the SEC.
Some College Degrees Not Worth the Investment
A typical college degree is worth up to a million bucks over a career, but that’s not true for every degree.
Mailbag: How Do You Live When You Are Trying To Avoid Taxes?
Having sufficient assets in a taxable account can allow for tax planning.