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Year-end planning tips to boost wealth

We have been busy the last few weeks helping clients keep more of what they earn and transfer it efficiently to the succeeding generations.  This week we discuss some tips to boost wealth. Bracket management. 

By Lindsay|December 11th, 2014|Categories: Blog|Tags: Charitable giving, Donor-advised funds, tax & estate planning, Tax bracket management, taxes|Comments Off on Year-end planning tips to boost wealth
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Hard career choices

Hard career choices have been a recurring theme this year in consultations with clients.  We should say anguishing career choices, because these forks-in-the-road involve significant personal trade-offs, and the stakes are high.  This week we

By Lindsay|December 3rd, 2014|Categories: Blog|Tags: Career transitions, life planning, Life transitions, Mid-life change, money & happiness, Work-life balance|Comments Off on Hard career choices
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What a difference an election makes. Or Not?

What will a new Congress bring?  A new level of bipartisanship?  More gridlock?  What will be the impact to investors? Markets hope the stage is set for a constructive relationship between the parties and pro-growth

By Lindsay|November 12th, 2014|Categories: Blog|Tags: Congress, Economic & Investment Update, Greg Valliere|Comments Off on What a difference an election makes. Or Not?
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The $5 million IRA owner next door

About 9,000 taxpayers have more than $5 million each in their individual retirement accounts, according to a recent report by the Governmental Accounting Office.  The Governmental Accounting Office report is found here: Click here to

By Lindsay|November 5th, 2014|Categories: Blog|Tags: Large IRAs, Pension plans, tax & estate planning, taxes|Comments Off on The $5 million IRA owner next door
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What’s driving market volatility now?

What drives market volatility?  Professor Robert Shiller of Yale contrasts the narrative of recent volatility with volatility in 2011.  Skyrocketing volatility of the last several weeks, although painful, is normal and can be healthy, according

By Lindsay|October 29th, 2014|Categories: Blog|Tags: Economic & Investment Update, inflation, Robert Shiller, social security, Volatility|Comments Off on What’s driving market volatility now?
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Fear subsides

Calm has returned to markets after several unnerving weeks. The “fear index” has dropped to a calm reading after spiking to its highest reading since 2011.  Lessons were learned.  The consumer is unshaken. Panic Defused

By Lindsay|October 23rd, 2014|Categories: Blog|Tags: Consumer confidence, Economic & Investment Update, Mohammed El-Erian, Volatility|Comments Off on Fear subsides
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