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Mega backdoor Roth IRAs are complicated retirement savings strategies. But for the right person, they could offer a big tax advantage.
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Mega backdoor Roth IRAs are complicated retirement savings strategies. But for the right person, they could offer a big tax advantage.
After nearly six months of back-and-forth negotiations, and in response to the economic hardship that many Americans face from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Congress proposed a new, $900 billion relief package. Many elements—like stimulus payments and PPP loans—will sound familiar from earlier this year. However, debate surrounding certain provisions in the economic stimulus and relief package has intensified since it left Congress, and as of this posting, President Trump has yet to sign the bill.
With last night’s election and ongoing health and economic concerns related to COVID-19, uncertainty remains high, as it has for most of 2020. Unfortunately, this is likely to continue well into 2021 on health, financial and societal fronts. As investors, it’s never enjoyable to navigate periods like this, so we wanted to step back and reinforce our perspective on financial markets as we head into the close of 2020.
Who wins the 2020 presidential election could have a profound impact on your estate and gift tax obligations moving forward. As the election day results are now just days away, here's what you need to know.
With so much financial information coming at us each day, and at a time when everything seems to be changing, trying to stay on top of the terminology can be overwhelming. It can be a daunting task even to begin figuring out whether you, personally, need to pay attention to any of it.
There are really only four things you can do with your money: spend it, save it, donate it to charity, or give it to the government. We examine several strategies that can help you minimize what you pay to taxes through careful and tax-conscious strategic planning.
New legislation has passed. Discover what has changed and how it could make a major impact on your retirement savings.
New legislation has passed. Discover what has changed and how it could make a major impact on your retirement savings.
The holiday season is approaching, and while our focus may soon turn to turkey, travel and the New Year, we need to make sure we don’t neglect our finances before the ball drops. Below are seven financial planning opportunities that every investor should consider before year-end.
Between state and federal regulations, discover how you can navigate inheritance tax from deductibles to gift tax.