COVID-19 Distribution Tax Forms!!!
If you took a COVID distribution from a retirement account, IRA, 401(K), in 2020, you will have to report it on your taxes. Here are the special tax forms that you will need to report your COVID distribution. DISCLOSURE: This is for…
The GameStop Surge: 5 Investment Lessons
In this video, we will be explaining what is driving the price surge in GameStop, AMC, and other companies in the markets. More importantly there are 5 very important investment lessons that investors can learn from the recent GameStop anomaly that we will present in the video.
Will Moving From New York to Florida In Retirement Save You Taxes?
I am getting the question much more frequently from clients - "When I retire, does it make sense from a tax standpoint to change my residency from New York to Florida?". When I explain how the taxes work
The Process of Selling A Business - Pitfalls To Avoid
For business owners, selling the business is often the single most important financial transaction in their lifetime. Since this is such an important event, we created a video series that will guide business owners through the
A CFP® Explains: Wills, Health Proxy, Power of Attorney, & Trusts
When we are constructing financial plans for clients, we inevitably get to the estate planning portion of the plan, and ask them “Do you have updated wills, a health proxy, and a power of attorney in place?
How Much Life Insurance Should You Have? Top 8 Factors
When we are assisting clients in building their personal financial plan, inevitably one of the most frequent questions that comes up is: “How much life insurance should I have?”
Coronavirus RMD Relief: Ability To Waive Mandatory IRA Distributions In 2020
Congress passed the CARES Act in March 2020 which provides individuals with IRA, 401(k), and other employer sponsored retirement accounts, the option to waive their required minimum distribution (RMD) for the 2020 tax year.
When To Enroll In Medicare
Medicare has important deadlines that you need to be aware of during your initial enrollment period. Missing those deadlines could mean gaps in coverage, penalties, and limited options when it comes to selecting a Medicare