Tag: estate planning

Roth vs. Traditional 401(k) contributions; what’s the right choice for high-income earners?

In retirement planning, one thing is clear – when preparing for the future, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. This especially applies to high-income earners, who often have more complex financial portfolios and other unique considerations to weigh. For those fortunate enough to enjoy a high income, the stakes are higher, and the choices are more significant. At […]

How Can You Effectively Leave Your Family Home To Your Loved Ones?

Your home has captured precious memories—holidays huddled by the fire, Sundays gathered around the table, and so on. Whether it is a quaint mountain retreat or a sprawling estate, a clear estate plan will make the process of leaving property to heirs that much easier. Here are some ways to go about this type of […]

Top 4 SECURE Act Changes That May Impact You and How To Plan For Them

By now you’ve probably heard of the SECURE Act and its impact on retirement plans. The purpose of the SECURE Act, which became law in late 2019, was to increase Americans’ access to retirement savings plans, but you may be directly impacted in other ways. Here are the top four changes that will affect most […]

Five Things Every Young Family Should Do Now!

In the hustle and bustle of every day family life, it can be difficult to see beyond the present and prepare for the future.  Often important actions that each family should take fall to the wayside as the days are crammed with work, school, sports, and household duties.  In Five Things Every Young Family Should […]

Sending A Child Off To College

When we think about sending children off to college, the first thing that comes to mind is “how much will it cost.” Unfortunately, the kids are thinking about roommates, friends, and parties! There are some key considerations it is important not to overlook during the first few weeks of college: Help your child start off […]