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Written by: Samantha Masey, CFP® As we say goodbye to last year and usher in 2024, it is the perfect time to reflect on our financial habits and set empowering resolutions for the future. This blog will provide actionable financial resolutions aimed at helping you create a solid foundation for your economic well-being in…
Written by: Ryan Bouchey, CPA, CFP Maybe one of the simplest concepts in personal finance and investing, yet one of the hardest to stick to. It’s not for lack of trying. Everyone has heard about the 60/40 portfolio construction (and whether that’s right or wrong for today) it’s historically been a decent benchmark for most…
Wishing you and your loved ones a season filled with joy, laughter, and unforgettable moments. May the warmth of the holiday spirit surround you, bringing peace and happiness to your heart. As we celebrate this special time of the year, let’s cherish the moments spent with family and friends, and reflect on the blessings that…
Written by: Vincenzo Testa, CPA, CFP® Planning for your golden years is a task that should ideally begin early in your career. In this blog post, we’ll explore how much you should have saved in your employer retirement plan by different age milestones. Keep in mind that these are general guidelines, and individual…
Written by: Ryan Bouchey, CPA, CFP The Holidays are a time for many things: making memories with family, expressing daily gratitude, and perhaps reflecting on the year gone past. While contemplating various aspects of my life, one crucial element that captures my reflection, aside from my family, is the markets. With December upon us,…
Written by: Marty Shields, CFP®, AIF® A mega backdoor Roth is a strategy that allows individual investors to contribute more to a Roth IRA and/or Roth 401(k) than the standard contribution limits. It can also be beneficial to those who exceed the income phaseout limits for Roth IRA contributions. The income phaseout amounts for…
Written by: Catherine (Katie) Buck The basic financial advice for young adults is building an emergency fund to take care of those unexpected medical bills or car repairs and making sure you’re taking advantage of the employer match in your 401(k). However, there is a new behavioral trend towards money, a view shared…