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For retirees, Social Security is a primary source of income and a vital piece of their financial plan. I think it is sort of like Monopoly; every time you pass go you collect $200 dollars. Unfortunately, social security is not quite that simple. There are a number of nuances and limitations. Today I am going to talk about social security and taxes.
Join us this week, as we take a look at the change in juror compensation, Magic Leap’s augmented reality prototype, and the careful thought Apple is putting into its new $5 billion headquarters. Check it out!
Jeff recently found the best article on the Fiduciary Rule yet. Join him for a fresh take on a recurring topic...and maybe even a laugh!
Jeff recently found the best article on the Fiduciary Rule yet. Join him for a fresh take on a recurring topic...and maybe even a laugh!
Nick discusses both dimensions of money, the math and emotion, and the role they play in financial planning.
How can you tell the difference of being educated or sold? Why is it important to know the difference? And, how might this affect your daily life? Nick Pagano looks to answer these questions and more when explaining fiduciaries in his latest blog.
In the third installment of his Bucket List, Nick Pagano crosses the English Channel and ventures into one of the true gems of the United Kingdom. Now this is a destination you won’t want to miss!
As we kickoff a new year, Nick Pagano has brainstormed a financial planning checklist that you may find helpful. This week we reveal the first half of Nick’s list with the second installment to follow next week. If you’ve ever wondered how you can help yourself, check out the suggested steps below!
This week, Thad Schlaud dives into the possible benefits of robo advisors, how Scrooge McDuck, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac are connected, and what Trump’s latest comments have in common with a scene from the Looney Tunes.
Chad Wotton talks about why saving now is so important and how compound interest pays dividends, literally and figuratively, by doing so.