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How Charitable Giving Can Also Minimize Your Tax Bill

Financial Planning, Tax Planning

An effective giving strategy will benefit both the recipient and the giver. While your donations support the causes you care about, the tax code also rewards philanthropy through tax deductions. One popular way to implement this strategy is by leveraging Donor Advised Funds (DAFs).

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February 2026: Our Current View on Investments and the Economy

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The Anatomy of a Strong Estate Plan

Estate Planning, Financial Planning

Less than 1 in 3 people in the U.S. holds a will, and more than half have no legal protections in place whatsoever. While everyone agrees that an estate plan is essential, why have so few actually followed through? It’s probably because they don’t know where to start.

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January 2026: Our Current View on Investments and the Economy

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Trump Accounts 101: Who’s Eligible for $1,000?

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With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) in July 2025, the federal government established a new, federally sponsored investment account for children called “Trump Accounts.”

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Is a Pension All You Need to Retire?

Financial Planning

Only about 20% of U.S. workers have access to a pension, and just 7% contribute to an additional retirement plan alongside one. If you’re fortunate enough to have a pension, you have a tremendous opportunity to get ahead of not only your peers, but the workforce as a whole.

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Working While on Social Security: Understanding Income Thresholds

Financial Planning, Social Security

Put simply, if you start collecting Social Security before your Full Retirement Age (FRA), your benefits could be significantly reduced or even completely withheld if your income surpasses certain limits.

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December 2025: Our Current View on Investments and the Economy

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I Left My Job. Now What?

Financial Planning

Switching jobs can be both exciting and nerve-racking. Along with the obvious stressors of starting somewhere new, there’s the less-obvious question of what this change means for your retirement accounts.

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What’s the Best Retirement Plan if You’re Self-Employed?

Business Owners, Financial Planning, Tax Planning

As a self-employed business owner, setting up the right retirement plan for your situation is crucial to lowering your annual tax bill today and securing your financial independence tomorrow.

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