Investments
January 2022
2022: Retirement Plan Contribution Limit Changes
At least one thing is moving in the right direction for investors; late last year the IRS announced an increase in the employee retirement plan contribution limits [...]
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December 2021
Adios 2021: The Year That Was
When you really step back and think about it, should we have expected anything different from 2021 than more unpredictability? Clearly, the answer is no. Although [...]
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Charitable Giving, Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Insights, Investments, Job Change, Retirement, Stock Options, Taxes
December 2021
2021: Year-End Considerations
As 2021 draws to a close, now is the time to tie up any loose ends and set yourself up for a successful 2022. It is time for some considerations Much of the [...]
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December 2021
How Does the CARES Act Affect the New RMD Rules?
The coronavirus brought about a lot of uncertainty, and even seasoned investors were impacted by the volatile stock market. Retirement investors, in particular, [...]
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December 2021
A Comprehensive Pre-Retirement Checklist
Let’s face it – for many people the term ‘retirement’ doesn’t have the same meaning today as it once did years ago. Wind the clocks [...]
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November 2021
NEW: Colorado’s Secure Savings Program Explained
Most government institutions have put in place a system that allows all employees in these institutions to save up some money from their salaries. Unfortunately, [...]
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November 2021
5 Important Components of A Good Estate Plan
It’s safe to say that thinking about the ideas of disability or dying are not generally pleasant topics for anyone. However, as the old cliché goes, the only [...]
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November 2021
The Market Doesn’t Always Bounce Back Quickly
When I started my career as a financial advisor back in the fall of 1999, little did I know that I was entering the business at the worst bear market since the [...]
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November 2021
Market Observations: Inflation at the Gate
Over the past month or so, it seems every client we’ve spoken with asks about inflation and what are we doing about it in the portfolios. The jury is still [...]
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September 2021
College Funding: The FAFSA Simplification Act Explained
Since I began as a financial advisor in the summer of 1999, there has never been a year where college expenses have dropped. Quite the contrary; the cost to get a [...]
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