Many retirees are surprised to discover that Medicare isn’t free. Each part—A, B, C, and D—comes with unique premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs. This article breaks down what you’ll pay and offers smart ways to plan for these expenses in retirement.
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The IRS Tax Withholding Tables May Be Inaccurate. Here’s What You Need to Know.
Due to the many changes the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made to how taxable income is derived, many taxpayers may be more under-withheld than normal. Find out what you can do about it.
Three Changes to Retirement Accounts You Should be Aware of
Lost in all the tax changes that went into effect this year were several changes made to IRA and Roth IRA accounts that bear mentioning. Read about them here.
What to do in the Face of Volatility
Volatility in the stock market has returned. Here’s some advice.
Change Can Be Good; But Not All Things Can Be Replaced.
The concept of “creative destruction” refers to new industries sprouting up to take the place of old industries. But throughout the destruction and eventual creation of these industries – including the financial industry – lies real people.
Tips for Preventing Fraud: A Checklist
Cybercrime and fraud are serious threats and constant vigilance is key. This checklist summarizes common cyber fraud tactics, best practices for protecting yourself, and actions to take if you suspect that your personal information has been compromised.
The Importance of Having a Will
Nearly 60% of U.S. adults do not have a will. The three most common reasons include “we can’t agree on a guaradian/executor,” “none of my assets are taxable,” and “I don’t have enough assets to leave to anyone.” This article addresses the last two myths.