Archive - 2021

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Talking to the Social Security Office
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End-of-Year Tax Tips for 2021
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Paying Off Credit Card Debt is Great…Until it Isn’t
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Estate Planning Includes Disability Planning
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How to Bypass Mandatory Withholding on a 401(k) Distribution

Talking to the Social Security Office

What you need to know before talking to Social Security (SSA) – make sure you’re getting the information you need to make decisions.

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End-of-Year Tax Tips for 2021

The IRS offers tips on “What taxpayers can do now to get ready to file taxes in 2022” because it is never too early to get your tax records together for the upcoming tax season. The IRS is the most official source for updates on tax laws. However, a Fee-Only Financial Advisor can offer advice […]

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Paying Off Credit Card Debt is Great…Until it Isn’t

In “The mistake I made while paying off $15,000 in credit card debt — and how to avoid it,” one consumer outlines how what he thought would be a triumphant moment, turned out to be less so because of what he didn’t know about the was credit works. The writer explains that in 2021, he […]

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Estate Planning Includes Disability Planning

The very human desire to not think about uncomfortable things is understandable. However, when it comes to estate planning, people not only have to consider death, in some cases, they also have to think about a different kind of life.  Your estate and estate planning documents are as subject to change as anything else in your […]

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How to Bypass Mandatory Withholding on a 401(k) Distribution

When you take a distribution from your 401(k), 20% is withheld automatically. How can you bypass this withholding?

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