CARES Act in Action: A Case Study

CARES Act in Action: A Case Study

Many of my clients have been asking me questions about the CARES Act, which I am always happy to answer. One of the most common questions is about the provision that allows taxpayers who are under the age 59½ to take distributions up to $100,000 out of their...
Are Your Savings Up to Par?

Are Your Savings Up to Par?

How are doing on your savings plan? According to a recent survey by MagnifyMoney, Americans are still accumulating more debt than savings. While the median savings account balance is $4,830, 29% of American households have less than $1,000 in savings. The amount saved...
Nine Tips for Seniors Living on a Fixed Income

Nine Tips for Seniors Living on a Fixed Income

Seniors who are living on a fixed income often have difficulty adhering to a budget while still living a fulfilled and active life. Because retirement should be one of the happiest and most relaxed times in your life, it always pains me to see seniors struggling with...
Why raiding your 401(k) is a bad idea

Why raiding your 401(k) is a bad idea

I recently read an article discussing PwC’s 2017 Employee Financial Wellness Survey. This study found that more folks are taking early withdrawals from their 401(k) plans, particularly millennial and GenX employees. The most common reasons for the withdrawals,...

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