Life happens. Appliances break, car tires need replacing, jobs are eliminated, and many other emergencies can pop up when you least expect them. You cannot control when these will arise, but you can be prepared for them. Start to build your rainy-day funds today. This is an important message for all ages from emerging to […]
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New Year – What’s New in 2o25 Part 2 This blog addresses the allowable tax limits for annual gifts, QCD’s and transferring wealth to individuals or organizations in 2025. This is important information to know so you can plan your giving strategically. Our first blog was about 401(k) and IRA contribution information to know so
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New Year – New Information to Know – What’s New in 2o25 401(k) and IRA contribution limits to know in 2025 so you can make your adjustments early and save more. Super Catch-Up Contribution in 401(k)’s In 2025, the rules of catch-up contributions in 401(k)s will change for the better for people between the ages
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Retirement Seen Through Your Eyes For some 2025 may be the year of retirement. If this applies to you, have you taken a moment to look ahead and assess what that could mean for you and your family? Now is the time to prepare by asking yourself some pointed questions like those listed in this
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It is essential to review your estate planning documents every couple of years or when life events change. Not all circumstances require amendments or modifications to your current documents; however, it is always good to look over your directions, appointments and pre-determined plans. If nothing else, it is a good exercise to remind yourself of
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We are very excited to share the news that we are a proud sponsor of the Thanksgiving Day Race in Cincinnati this year! As part of our 40th Anniversary Celebration of giving back to the community, we are sponsoring and organizing a walking/running team with as many of our clients as possible. Come wobble with
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Financial Tips to Know Early in Life Over the years our clients have made comments about financial decisions or actions they wish they had taken earlier in life. These financial tips to know early in life were compiled into a series of If I Knew This financial advice tidbits. Most often it is our
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Graduates with New Jobs: What to Know Starting Out! Three quick tips for early financial success as you start out. Learning a new job, moving to a new place, meeting new faces, and visiting your college friends all takes planning. During this busy time, don’t forget about planning your finances. Financial Tip #1: Create
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Before the year is over, cover all your bases and review tax savings strategies to assess if it is beneficial today or in the future. Part of planning is trying to optimize tax savings over your entire lifetime. Below is a list of questions to ask yourself and answer before December 31st. Review Tax Withholding
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Are you looking for a checklist of best practices to set your financial house in order? Here’s our short, simple list of Personal Finance Best Practices (at any age) Live within your Means – Cover your essentials and decide on your extras. Have Health Insurance Coverage – That fits your situation. Establish Automatic Payments –
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