It’s been quite a year so far. Wildfires in Australia, an impeachment trial of Donald Trump, the death of Kobe Bryant, and the Coronavirus pandemic. Oh yeah, and don’t forget that it’s an election year….
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If you’ve been paying attention to financial headlines or the brokerage industry at all, you may know that competitive pressures have been heating up recently. Last year Charles Schwab announced it was reducing commission rates…
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If you’ve been following the California legislative process at all, or if you own a business that employs people in California, you may have heard of the CalSavers Retirement Savings Program. In 2016, Governor Jerry…
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The concept of acquiring rental properties as a means to build passive income has become exceptionally popular recently. In fact, it’s difficult to peruse the internet for content on personal finance without bumping into videos/podcasts/blogs/courses…
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What’s the most common piece of retirement advice you’ve ever heard? I bet it has something to do with tax advantaged retirement savings. Most people are inundated with voices telling them to start saving early…
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You’ve seen the stats. Long term care is expensive, and we’re all likely to need it at some point in our lives. The cost of spending time in a nursing home or assisted living facility…
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In my financial planning practice I work with a good number of business owners who want to make aggressive contributions to their tax deferred retirement accounts. This helps put them on strong footing for retirement,…
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One question that’s come up several times over the last couple months centers on whether your portfolio should change after you retire. In fact, one person I’ve spoken with recently assumed that once he retired,…
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Every now and then, lawmakers in Washington make noise about changing various sections of the tax advantaged retirement accounts I’m so fond of recommending to my clients. Now that we’re living substantially longer, and a…
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If you’re a personal finance nut you may have heard of a strategy called the “back door Roth IRA conversion.” This maneuver essentially allows you to contribute money to a Roth IRA, even if your…
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