Posts Tagged ‘Taxes’
Divorce Mistakes
Unfortunately, divorce happens. When it does, no one wants to make costly financial mistakes amidst an already stressful time. Today, we talk about the mistakes that can happen and how to avoid them when it comes to dividing up your assets with a spouse.
Read MoreMailbag: When Should I Retire?
When is the perfect time to retire? One question from the mailbag asks whether retiring now or in two years will make a big difference. Eric explains what you’ll need to consider and what differences you might encounter from a work and lifestyle standpoint. Then, he answers Nancy’s question on how important it is to have a financial advisor in retirement.
Read MoreMailbag: Should I Pay off my Daughter’s College Loan?
When you retire, you have to be strategic about what you do with your money. On today’s show, Eric answers three questions from the mailbag about how to make the best financial decision possible with your money once you’re retired.
Read MoreTax Consequences
Taxes are a major part of your life, especially your life in retirement. Having a good understanding of how you can prepare may save you in the long-run. Discussing your options with a financial advisor can help point you in the right direction. Listen in as we chat about tax consequences in today’s episode.
Read MoreFinancial Matters People Put Off
Humans can be really good at procrastination. When we have the basics covered, it’s easy to put off the decisions and actions that we don’t want to deal with just yet. Today, we talk about some of the financial matters people are prone to put off and what you would be better off tackling right away. You might be surprised to find it wasn’t so hard to handle after all!
Read MoreLife Insurance 101
While no one really likes to talk about it, life insurance can be an important part of your financial plan. We talk about why people cringe when they hear the term, who most needs it, and why you might want to reconsider your preconceived notions about it. Life insurance sometimes gets a bad rap, but it can be a powerful tool. If you care for someone else and you hate taxes, look at life insurance.
Read MoreAvoiding Possible Financial Disasters
No one wants to find themselves in a financial disaster. Having a plan is a great way to start. On today’s show, we talk about simple strategies that can make a huge difference in your financial future.
Read MoreThe Different Types of Financial Risk
Life always has risk, and there are several types of financial risk. Do you know how much risk you have in your portfolio? Understanding the different types of risk may help you understand what kind of risk you are exposed to.
Read More401(k) Considerations
A 401(k) is a highly valuable, widely used investment asset for many people. But what should you know when you set one up or contribute to one? In this episode, we’ll talk through some of the things you’ll want to consider when using this powerful investment tool.
Read MoreFinancial Mistruths
Every once in a while, financial concepts or strategies get misunderstood or misconstrued. It’s important to understand what you have and why you have it. On today’s show, we break down some financial ideals to find the “mistruths” or lies that can mistakenly be adopted.
Read MoreYear-end Roth Conversions
As we start to close out 2022, what are the things we should be doing with our finances? Is now the time to do a Roth conversion? Depending on your situation, you may want to con-sider it before the ball drops on New Year’s Eve. Eric explains how a Roth conversion works, what the benefits are, and why you’ll want to talk to your advisor about whether you should do one right now.
Read MoreMailbag: Is It Irresponsible to Retire Early?
Eric answers three questions from the mailbag today, all common scenarios that you might one day come across yourself. Find out what he has to say!
Read MoreRetirement Red Zone
Let’s talk football! As fans of the game, we make some comparisons between football terms and retirement planning. How can you win when it comes to our financial plan? Understanding the strategies ahead of time and having the right team behind you can make all the difference.
Read MoreMailbag: Do I Need To Budget For Retirement?
Day-to-day, Eric works with a lot of people as he helps them navigate a variety of financial decisions. But what might seem rare to you could be a more common occurrence to wit-ness in his office. How often does Eric come across scenarios like these? You might be surprised by some of the answers!
Read MoreMailbag: Which Investment Should I Withdraw From?
Whether you are nearing retirement or wanting to buy a new car, taxes are often a big part of the conversation. Thinking through how and when to withdraw from your investments strategically can make all the difference in what taxes you pay afterwards.
Read MoreMailbag: Does It Matter Who Gets What Asset in My Legacy Plan?
Think about the taxes! Eric answers three questions from the mailbag today that all involve financial decisions with tax implications.
Read MoreMailbag: How Much is Too Much to Spend on a Forever Home?
Retirement decisions involve a lot more than just the money, but also the emotional and lifestyle decisions, too. Eric answers three questions from the mailbag from listeners making retirement decisions.
Read MoreFinancial Security in Retirement
What does it look like to achieve financial security? Let’s talk through a few financial goals people have when they meet with a financial advisor.
Read MoreFinancial Planning for Business Owners
When you’re a business owner, you put your heart and soul into your business. There’s a lot that goes into starting and running a successful business. When it’s time to retire though, how can you make sure your transition goes well?
Read MoreMailbag: Money Management Tips For Younger Couples
What financial advice does Eric have for younger couples? What can you do to reduce next year’s taxes? Eric answers these questions and more from the mailbag.
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