Introduction to Estate Planning Part 2

By |2018-04-25T16:42:13-05:00September 5th, 2017|Family, Finance, Taxes|

Simply stated, estate planning is a method for determining how to distribute your property during your life and at your death. It is the process of developing and implementing a master plan that facilitates the distribution of your property after your death and according to your goals and objectives [...]

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52 Reasons You Have Less Money Than You Could

By |2018-04-25T16:42:14-05:00August 25th, 2017|Finance, Planning, Podcasts, Taxes|

Did you know that there are up to 52 ways you can be taxed?! Financial Standout Rao Garuda came to the United States with just $7 in his pocket and a drive to educate himself and others. What he learned about financial planning and tax law will astonish you, so tune in to learn from one of the brigh [...]

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Creating a Prenuptial Agreement

By |2018-04-25T16:42:15-05:00August 15th, 2017|Creative, Finance, Marriage, Taxes|

In order for a prenuptial agreement to be valid, it should be written only after you and your future spouse have had enough time to negotiate satisfactory terms. In other words, the longer the time between the signing of the agreement and your wedding, the better. If you wait until the night before [...]

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Congratulations: You’ve Won the Lottery – Part 2

By |2018-04-25T16:42:16-05:00August 8th, 2017|Creative, Credit, Debt, Insurance, Planning, Taxes|

Winning a lottery is usually an unexpected and happy event. But when you win a big jackpot, you may feel unprepared to deal with the financial issues that arise almost immediately. You may have to choose advisors; decide when, where, and how to collect your winnings; decide what to do with your winn [...]

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Prepare for the Unknown: How Taxes Affect Retirement

By |2018-04-25T16:42:33-05:00May 26th, 2017|Podcasts, Retirement, Taxes|

Unless you have a crystal ball you just can’t tell what the tax rules, laws, and brackets will be when you retire. So what will happen to that IRA nest egg that hasn’t been taxed yet? How much could you lose? Tune in as Ed Slott, one of the nations most renowned CPAs, explains how taxes can take a t [...]

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Inheritance Gone Wrong

By |2018-04-25T16:42:40-05:00April 21st, 2017|Podcasts, Taxes|

You may be concerned about running out of money in retirement, but have you given any thought about what to do with the excess? Tune in as Financial Consultant Denise Appleby shares shocking stories of tax disasters that occurred when IRA beneficiaries weren’t properly designated, or when beneficiar [...]

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Help! I Can’t Pay My Tax Bill

By |2017-03-13T21:16:45-05:00March 21st, 2017|Taxes|

You're almost done with your federal income tax return, and you're already thinking of ways to spend your refund. Then, the unthinkable happens--instead of a refund, you find that you owe $3,000. Or perhaps you've just received an IRS notice in the mail claiming that you owe $9,000 for the retiremen [...]

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10 Tax Tips for 2017

By |2018-04-25T16:42:50-05:00February 24th, 2017|Podcasts, Taxes|

Are you dreading tax season or do you work with a CPA? Tune in as Neil Narveson, CPA, shares insider secrets to help create deductions, and explains that a whole team of financial professionals are all moving parts in the machine that is your financial plan. Real Wealth® is an online radio p [...]

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Understanding the Net Investment Income Tax

By |2017-01-16T21:58:33-06:00February 14th, 2017|Taxes|

If your income hits a certain level, you may face an additional wrinkle in calculating your taxes: the net investment income tax (also referred to as the unearned income Medicare contribution tax). This 3.8% Medicare tax applies to some or all of your net investment income if your modified adjusted [...]

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