Graduation is an excellent time to get your financial life started on the right foot. I wanted to share some tips to do just this. Whether you are headed to
This question was posed to me about 3 months ago and I battled how to answer it. My first conditioned response was NO of course not, but when I pondered further
The wait is over; spring is here. Recently, the S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq Composite notched a fresh all-time closing high. It's been a tough road back to new
As a financial advisor I work with retirees and elderly. I have seen an increase in scamming activity primarily targeting this senior generation. I thought I
It’s extremely important that we all take our retirement into our own hands. The concept of not preparing and relying on a government-sponsored retirement is
Spring cleaning and tax time are rapidly approaching and a common question I get this time of year is, “What documents should be kept and what can be tossed?”
This year’s tax season brings major adjustments for taxpayers, tax preparers and the IRS alike due to changes created by the Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA).
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Helping people plan for retirement is one of our specialties at Financial Freedom Wealth Management Group, LLC. Accurately calculating your retirement expenses
With the recent government shutdown and the personal stories of Americans not being able to pay their mortgage or buy food for their families, I feel compelled
Happy New Year everyone! Let’s take a look back on 2018 and then consider what 2019 holds for investors. 2018 kept investors on the edge of their seats. Trade
The holidays are a time to reflect on the most important parts our lives: our loved ones. The busyness of the season can sometimes get in the way of enjoying
Social Security: A closing loophole you should know about
This is a must-read for anyone born on or before January 1, 1954. Social Security is a foundational
