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Welcome to our blog, your go-to source for insights, updates, and expert perspectives on wealth management, financial planning, and market trends. Here, you’ll find practical guides, timely news, and thought leadership designed to help you make informed financial decisions and stay ahead in an ever-changing financial landscape.

What Tax Strategies Can Help Reduce Taxes In Retirement?

What Tax Strategies Can Help Reduce Taxes In Retirement?

Understanding the interaction between Social Security benefits and required minimum distributions rmds is essential, because required minimum distributions and Social Security income can push income into a higher tax bracket, increasing your federal income tax bill, state and local taxes, and capital gains tax imposed on selling investments or mutual funds within taxable accounts. Tax laws in 2025 and beyond are changing the treatment of taxable accounts, tax deferred accounts, and roth accounts, which means retirees must consider tax implications, tax treatment, and their long term tax situation as part of their retirement planning.

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How Often Should My Investment Portfolio Be Reviewed?

How Often Should My Investment Portfolio Be Reviewed?

Regular portfolio reviews are a foundational element of a sound financial plan. As your life circumstances and financial situation evolve, so should your investment strategy. These periodic reviews are opportunities to ensure that your investment portfolio reflects your investment objectives, risk tolerance, and desired asset allocation.

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Supporting Adult Children Without Undermining Your Own Financial Goals

Supporting Adult Children Without Undermining Your Own Financial Goals

For many families, providing financial help to adult children begins with the best of intentions. It starts as a temporary bridge. A moment of support during a transition. A way to help them get on their feet. Over time, though, what starts as shorter-term assistance can quietly become an ongoing commitment — often without a clear plan, timeline, or shared expectations.

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How Can I Feel Truly Financially Secure?

How Can I Feel Truly Financially Secure? A Holistic Guide to Financial Peace of Mind

One of the most practical ways to achieve financial stability is to build an emergency fund. This fund serves as a safety net when life throws you a curveball. Whether it’s a medical bill, a car breaks down unexpectedly, or a job layoff, emergency savings ensure you’re financially prepared. A good starter emergency fund should cover at least three to six months of living expenses. Ideally, these funds should be kept in a separate savings account to remain accessible and untouched.

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What Should I Be Doing About Healthcare and Long Term Care Costs?

What Should I Be Doing About Healthcare and Long Term Care Costs?

Healthcare costs in retirement continue to climb faster than general inflation. Retirement research shows that medical costs accumulate gradually but persistently over time. About half of retirees report that health care spending is higher than expected, and one third say medical expenses are one of their top financial stressors.

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how do i build an emergency fund

How Do I Build an Emergency Fund: A Strategic Guide for Protecting Your Wealth

For professionals, retirees, business owners, and high-net-worth individuals, building an emergency fund is about preserving long-term wealth. It ensures that when unplanned expenses arise, your financial strategy doesn’t need to be disrupted. Whether it’s covering rent or mortgage payments during a temporary income gap or paying for medical bills without touching your investments, emergency savings give you options.

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What Tax Strategies Can Help Reduce Taxes In Retirement?

What Tax Strategies Can Help Reduce Taxes In Retirement?

Understanding the interaction between Social Security benefits and required minimum distributions rmds is essential, because required minimum distributions and Social Security income can push income into a higher tax bracket, increasing your federal income tax bill, state and local taxes, and capital gains tax imposed on selling investments or mutual funds within taxable accounts. Tax laws in 2025 and beyond are changing the treatment of taxable accounts, tax deferred accounts, and roth accounts, which means retirees must consider tax implications, tax treatment, and their long term tax situation as part of their retirement planning.

Read More »
How Often Should My Investment Portfolio Be Reviewed?

How Often Should My Investment Portfolio Be Reviewed?

Regular portfolio reviews are a foundational element of a sound financial plan. As your life circumstances and financial situation evolve, so should your investment strategy. These periodic reviews are opportunities to ensure that your investment portfolio reflects your investment objectives, risk tolerance, and desired asset allocation.

Read More »
What Should I Be Doing About Healthcare and Long Term Care Costs?

What Should I Be Doing About Healthcare and Long Term Care Costs?

Healthcare costs in retirement continue to climb faster than general inflation. Retirement research shows that medical costs accumulate gradually but persistently over time. About half of retirees report that health care spending is higher than expected, and one third say medical expenses are one of their top financial stressors.

Read More »
How Can I Feel Truly Financially Secure?

How Can I Feel Truly Financially Secure? A Holistic Guide to Financial Peace of Mind

One of the most practical ways to achieve financial stability is to build an emergency fund. This fund serves as a safety net when life throws you a curveball. Whether it’s a medical bill, a car breaks down unexpectedly, or a job layoff, emergency savings ensure you’re financially prepared. A good starter emergency fund should cover at least three to six months of living expenses. Ideally, these funds should be kept in a separate savings account to remain accessible and untouched.

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Is Crypto Worth Investing

Is Crypto Worth Investing In? 05.23.2023

Did you see Joseph Eschleman, CIMA® on ABC10 last night??!! ???? Lora Painter interviewed our President about “The Truth about Crypto” and how it can be considered as a potentially complementary part of a #properlydiversified investment portfolio.

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trade wars, tariffs, and navigating market risk

Trade Wars, Tariffs, and Navigating Market Risk

Recent news on tariffs and government job cuts has raised concerns about a possible trade war, resulting in a market pullback with the Nasdaq now near correction territory. While market swings are never pleasant, we believe it’s important to maintain perspective, especially when it comes to your long-term financial goals.

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TPW Getting Our Learn On!

TPW Getting Our Learn On!

Earlier this week we hosted a continuing education event for our Wealth Advisors focused on reverse mortgages. Featuring Scott Roseveare, President and Founder of Live Better Financial, the session explored key

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Supporting Adult Children Without Undermining Your Own Financial Goals

Supporting Adult Children Without Undermining Your Own Financial Goals

For many families, providing financial help to adult children begins with the best of intentions. It starts as a temporary bridge. A moment of support during a transition. A way to help them get on their feet. Over time, though, what starts as shorter-term assistance can quietly become an ongoing commitment — often without a clear plan, timeline, or shared expectations.

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