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If you’re a high-income earner looking to maximize your retirement savings, you may have heard of the mega backdoor Roth strategy.
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In a move that's stirring up debate in both economic and political circles, Vice President Kamala Harris has put forward a provocative tax proposal aimed at the wealthiest Americans. The plan?
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When it comes to managing your finances, choosing the right advisor is crucial. But did you know that not all financial advisors are the same? One key distinction lies in whether they're a fiduciary or non-fiduciary advisor.
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Not to be confused with Stephen Hawking’s seminal work “A Brief History of Time”, here you will find a short primer on the beloved workplace retirement savings plan, the 401(k). If you were born after 1980, you would think that these employer plans have been around forever, but in reality, the plan is a relatively new workplace perk.
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Roth IRAs are a tremendously valuable savings vehicle for income earners. After-tax money goes into the account, and it grows tax free and is distributed tax free at retirement. Pretty good deal! Starting one for your child early in their life can be a powerful savings strategy. However, there are some rules to know to take advantage of these Custodial Roth IRAs (also known as Roth IRAs for Minors)
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Americans treat credit scores like a personal competition where higher credit scores bring bragging rights in the financial game of life. However, few know exactly what goes into a credit score and why it is important to lenders. Here is a breakdown of what goes into a credit score, along with one GIANT myth that must be dispelled!
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There is a common misconception we hear often from clients with Roth IRA accounts. Most clients understand Roth IRA’s to be retirement vehicles that cannot be accessed prior to age 59.5 without penalty. THIS IS NOT TRUE!! Let’s take a deep dive into Roth IRA accounts to better understand how liquid they can be prior to retirement.
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Everything from gas to groceries, loan rates and car prices continue to rise. While everyone has their own personal inflation rate (the amount your monthly expenses have increased based on goods and services you buy), you may not want or need to cut back on certain types of spending. That doesn't mean you can't try to recoup some of the increased costs to your lifestyle somehow.
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There are distinct differences between professionals based on their formal business structure and credentials that determine how clients are served, what services a financial professional can offer, and how they are paid. Understanding these distinctions is helpful in determining the qualifications of a financial professional and the types of services they offer.
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