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Social Security Loopholes Scheduled to Sunset
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The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 ends two very profitable Social Security optimization techniques that allowed some savvy beneficiaries to take up to $50,000.00 in additional lifetime income.

An Immediate Annuity Is Probably Never The Right Answer
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The Journal of Financial Planning featured a nice column by Harold Evensky entitled “These Innovative Research Papers Deserve Your Attention.”

Utilizing Uncommon Beneficiary Designations
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Will substitutes sacrifice some of the customization of trusts but avoid the accounting complexities.

October 2015 and Year-to-Date Returns for Our 6 Asset Classes
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October showed a sharp reversal of the movements of Resource Stocks.

Radio: The Broken Promises of the Government
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David Marotta was interviewed recently on radio 1070 WINA’s Schilling Show discussing some of the government’s broken promises

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2
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I encourage you to read the books and watch the film.

Understanding Your IRA Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)
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After you reach the age of 70 1/2, the IRS requires you to begin taking minimum distributions from your traditional retirement accounts.

When Are Taxes Due On A Roth Conversion?
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Any tax which is ultimately going to be owed is owed by April 15th. Otherwise it may be subject to interest and penalties.

Mailbag: When Can I Move Into a 1031 Property?
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Because 1031 exchanges are a great way to defer paying large amounts of capital gains tax, the IRS tends to be suspicious of them.

Baby Bear: The Bear Market of 1966
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Examining past Bear Markets can help provide some context when we experience the next one.

Safe Withdrawal Rate Adjustments
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Assumptions about these adjustments to your net worth should be made carefully and conservatively.

What Capital Gains Is Owed For The Sale Of Gifted Stock?
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It is better to leave stock to a family member in your estate plan than to gift them the stock while you are alive.

Can I Put My RMD Into A Roth IRA?
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Annual required minimum distributions must be satisfied before any additional amounts are converted to a Roth IRA.

The Kennedy Slide Bear: The Bear Market of 1962
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Here are seven sage investing lessons from the J. Paul Getty era.

How to Factor Social Security into Your Safe Withdrawal Rate
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Carefully computing and adding your Social Security early retirement safe withdrawal rate can safely boost your early retirement standard of living without jeopardizing your future finances.

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