Reading Time: 3 minutes Accountants and CPAs often recommend that business owners use an S-Corp as the legal structure for their businesses to reduce income taxes. However, there is far less guidance about how to run a 401k plan when you are an S Corp, which will be the topic of this piece. Whoa – back up! What’s an […]
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Often there’s not much said about selling a psychiatry practice. As financial advisors for therapists, we encourage you to avoid getting caught off guard as there are many details you should consider. It’s not just a simple changing of titles. We’ll explore what psychiatrists should do when selling a business in this blog. Before we
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Reading Time: 4 minutes Working with retired people, a common question we get is, “Should we move from New Jersey to Florida.” Given how expensive it can get in New Jersey, people often entertain the idea of settling down elsewhere for their golden years. But it’s not a simple decision! Here’s what you should be considering if you are
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Reading Time: 2 minutes In our travels we are constantly finding that the people around us seem to have no idea what a trust actually is. The term “trust fund baby” led many to believe that trusts are just for the ultrawealthy – and in reality, this is not the case. Do you have a trust? And more importantly
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Reading Time: 5 minutes Most people think a solo 401(k) is just a place for self-employed people to stuff a bunch of cash to save for retirement. We see much more dimensionality to it! In this article, we’ll cover what the solo 401(k) deadlines are, and other basic information. But more importantly, we’ll discuss how to use these vehicles
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Reading Time: 2 minutes Equities It’s wise to adopt a cautious stance on equities. Central banks around the world are raising rates; and in the United States, we would expect a few more minor (25 basis point) hikes this year. In the case of overtightening, this may lead to a global economic recession. Bonds As for the bond market,
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Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s common to see the merits of employer paid life insurance to be overestimated by the working population. In this article, we decipher the commonly misheld beliefs and provide clarity as to the differences between employer and private life insurance, how much is enough, and what to do if you need to cover the gap.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Many 401(k) plans hold target date funds as a way to help their employees accumulate funds for retirement. However, as the fund approaches its end date, what is the investor to do? Let’s talk about one particular case, the 2030 target date fund, in this blog. Before we get into the blog, we are financial
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Reading Time: < 1 minute With recent CPI reports showing a more favorable view, many are questioning if inflation is a relic of the past or if high prices will continue to be a “thing” in 2023. We’ll explore this topic in our February newsletter. While the future can never be predicted, we believe it is likely that we’ll see
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Reading Time: 4 minutes In late December 2022, the SECURE Act 2.0 was passed as a part of a $1.7 trillion omnibus spending package. The Act has a litany of provisions impacting Americans – too many to cover in depth in one blog post. That is why we are breaking down the Act’s impact into four parts – what
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