New Parents Tax Blog By: Tim Dougherty, CFP® Becoming a new parent is stressful then add financial questions and taxes into the mix. Honestly, this may cause some parents to break out in hives! Benadryl, anyone? There is a lot to know when it comes to the finances of parenting – the baby budget, daycare […]
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Recently Schwab posted an article about (1) Love and Money: Navigating Your Finances Together | LinkedIn The “money talk” can be daunting and difficult. We have worked with clients bringing them to the same page for many years. Here is a blog containing three easy tips for beginning a life of financial bliss together. Couples
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We all know that life happens fast. Before you know it, retirement is just around the corner. If you are 3-5 years from beginning your retired life, here are a few tips on what to do now to make the most of your future transition. Know your expenses: Develop a spending plan. The most important
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A new year is a great time to review your finances and your goals for the future—especially if you are a young, and growing, family. At Wealth Planning Corporation, we’re so proud to serve generations of clients from the same family who are referred to us by the people they trust the most. This Next-Gen
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When it comes to money management and planning for the future, there are a lot of things you can do right—and a few things you can get wrong along the way. At Wealth Planning Corporation, it’s important to us that we help our clients understand the realities of planning for their future. Sometimes, this means
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Life together has started and the bills are filtering, but who pays for this or that? Is it a 50/50 split, sort it out as you go, or whoever earns more pays more? There is no right or wrong answer, but you should have a plan. Here are three tips to begin a life of
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