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Does the average American actually need $1.46 million to retire comfortably? What's Your “Magic” Retirement Number?
Taxes are no one’s favorite topic but their importance as it pertains to our financial plans and investments cannot be overstated.
This might sound a little strange coming from someone who invests other people's money in the stock market, but it's true - Most Stocks Are Bad Investments.
The Federal Reserve has been in the headlines a lot lately (an understatement 😉) as analysts try to figure out when policymakers will cut interest rates.
Last week, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) agreed to settle a major lawsuit that will change the way real estate agents get paid.
We're in the thick of tax season, so we wanted to provide some additional resources as you prepare to file your 2023 tax return.
The number of snowbirds migrating to enjoy warmer temperatures, like Texas and Florida, for the winter continues to grow.
It is far more important for investors to build a portfolio and financial plan that they can stick with through good and bad times, rather than a portfolio with the best theoretical returns.
One great option for combining charitable giving strategies and tax savings goals is a Donor Advised Fund, or DAF.
Check out our latest video, 'Should You Buy a Bitcoin ETF?' In this video, we will delve into the world of Bitcoin investment vehicles.
To help clear up the question, "Can I Make A 529 Plan to Roth IRA Transfer in 2024?," we put together this helpful guide.
To help you prepare for the coming tax season next year, we’ve created the two-page 2024 Important Tax Numbers summary guide.
Over the past year, investors have navigated many challenges due to interest rate swings, the banking crisis, inflation, and more.
In the market for a new home? It's no secret that the days of 2-3% mortgage rates are over. And they may not be coming back any time soon.
Here, we'll explore what a credit lock is, how it differs from a credit freeze, and whether or not it's a good idea to accept a free credit lock offer.

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