There are some things in life you can’t predict, but you can try to plan for them. For example, when is the next market crash going to happen? We don’t know, but here’s how you can prepare for this and other things in your financial life.
Today we’re answering some of your excellent financial questions. How much should you spend in retirement? When’s the best time to take Social Security? We’ll answer these questions and more on today’s show.
Today we’re sharing seven signs that you’re in good financial health. It’s a good checklist to measure where you stand and whether or not you’re in a good position for retirement. How do you measure up?
The New Year is just around the corner. Today’s show is all about money resolutions and focusing on what you can control. You can’t control the stock market, but there are some things you can do to improve your financial future.
Even if you have a solid financial plan in place, things can quickly get out of tune if you don’t make adjustments from time to time. Let’s talk about some of the areas where we often see people get out of tune with their financial plans.
Time to act fast. We’re sharing some important tax strategies you might want to put in place before Dec. 31 to maximize your retirement accounts. We’ll share what they are and why you might want to make these changes now.
We’re not even to December yet, but it’s important to start talking about tax planning strategies early. Today, we’ll explain why now is the best time to start planning for your taxes and how you can start.
Today we’re talking about the recent proposals in the new American Families Tax Proposal. We’ll walk you through some of the proposed changes and how they could affect your financial future.
Yes, you read that right. There are taxes on your Social Security benefits. How much? Well, that depends on your combined income. In this post and video, I discuss how to determine how much of your Social Security benefit is taxable. Also, potential ways to reduce the taxes on your Social Security benefit.
How much of what you know or what you’ve heard is true when it comes to financial planning? Join us as we play a little game of fact or fiction when it comes to taxes, Social Security and investments.