Temporary Tax Provisions Set to Expire in 2014

2016-12-14T17:06:57-08:00

Some may be renewed, others may not be. At the end of every year, certain federal tax breaks face a sunset. Some are renewed, some expire. As 2014 will soon start, here is a list of some of notable tax provisions that may go away next year – offering some opportunities that you may want [...]

Temporary Tax Provisions Set to Expire in 20142016-12-14T17:06:57-08:00

2014 Investment Outlook

2016-12-14T17:06:57-08:00

The  2014 Investment Outlook from LPL is here. "In the year ahead, there are many reasons investors can return to the basics of growing and preserving their portfolios and spend less time gauging the actions of policymakers." A farming almanac is an annual publication containing a guide for the coming year and a forecast of [...]

2014 Investment Outlook2016-12-14T17:06:57-08:00

The Right Beneficiary

2016-12-14T17:06:58-08:00

Who should inherit your IRA or 401(k)? See that they do. Here’s a simple financial question: who is the beneficiary of your IRA? How about your 401(k), life insurance policy, or annuity? You may be able to answer such a question quickly and easily. Or you may be saying, “You know … I’m not totally [...]

The Right Beneficiary2016-12-14T17:06:58-08:00

Seriously?! Teaching Teens Good Money Habits

2016-12-14T17:06:59-08:00

Before your teenagers start working or head off to college, put them on the road to financial literacy Do your teenagers know how to manage their money? Many young people are no longer starting out their adult life in a traditional job with a pension. That’s why it’s critically important for them to form good [...]

Seriously?! Teaching Teens Good Money Habits2016-12-14T17:06:59-08:00

Who Buys When the Fed Does Not?

2013-10-29T23:07:09-07:00

Who will step in to fill the void once the Federal Reserve decides to exit the bond market? Anthony Valeri, Senior Vice President and Fixed Income Strategist

Who Buys When the Fed Does Not?2013-10-29T23:07:09-07:00

Women & Money Paralysis

2016-12-14T17:06:59-08:00

Not making a move may not be the best move to make. A decision not made may have financial consequences. There is an old belief that women are more cautious about money than men, and whether you believe that or not, both women and men may fall prey to a kind of money paralysis as [...]

Women & Money Paralysis2016-12-14T17:06:59-08:00

Dividend Reinvestment and Compound Interest

2016-12-14T17:06:59-08:00

Their combined power must be recognized & appreciated. Why reroute dividends back into your investments? Isn’t taking the income the preferred outcome when a dividend is produced? Some retirees and pre-retirees are eager for dividend income in periods of low interest rates. Even so, the choice to buy more shares has merit for the long [...]

Dividend Reinvestment and Compound Interest2016-12-14T17:06:59-08:00

The Major Retirement Planning Mistakes

2016-12-14T17:07:00-08:00

Why are they made again and again? Much has been written about the classic financial mistakes that plague start-ups, family businesses, corporations and charities. Aside from these blunders, there are also some classic financial missteps that plague retirees. Calling them “mistakes” may be a bit harsh, as not all of them represent errors in judgment. [...]

The Major Retirement Planning Mistakes2016-12-14T17:07:00-08:00
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