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Practical insights from our advisors on planning, investing and living well.

First, let me stress that no one who is currently collecting Social Security benefits will be affected by the prospective

The recently passed Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 includes major changes to Social Security. This legislation opens up significant opportunities

Despite all of the news we have heard about tax simplification, the current tax code still remains a complex combination

Many taxpayers put off their tax preparation until the very last moment. Why wait for crunch time to prepare and

Q: I recently turned 66 and started receiving my Social Security benefits. Will I have to pay taxes on this

Now is an ideal time to review or revisit your bond holdings to identify what, if any, changes you may

The traditional contribution (“front door”) for Roth IRAs is currently not available for higher income earners. Married couples earning $193,000

Typically, bond prices and interest rates move in opposite directions. This means that when interest rates rise, bond prices tend

Peter Lynch, the famous stock picker once said, “Most investors would be better off in an index fund.” I wondered

Be careful if you inherit a retirement account. In many cases, the decedent’s largest asset is a retirement account. If

August brings with it the end of summer, but in recent years, bouts of stock market volatility have been common.

This coming Sunday kicks off the 2015 Football Season, I can’t believe it’s upon us so quickly! Retirement has a

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