On December 20, 2019, the President signed into law the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019 (the “SECURE Act”) as part of a larger spending package. The SECURE Act was enacted with the purpose of expanding opportunities for individuals to increase their savings and improve retirement security throughout the country.
Read MoreReal estate is an appealing asset class for many investors. Over half of all investors that make a purchase cite the appeal of passive income streams and price appreciation potential as primary motives to make an investment.1
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Read MoreAs professional opportunities and earning power begin to increase, many individuals in their thirties may also be thinking about balancing the demands of a young family and possibly even aging parents.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that student loan debt is as high as it’s ever been in America. According to the latest studies from 2017, student loan debt nationwide totals $1.4 trillion across more than 44 million borrowers.
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Read MoreBefore moving forward with divorce proceedings, decisions involving family matters, income arrangements, and asset-division need to be made. To create a division that feels equitable, couples will typically substitute certain assets to be retitled to themselves individually after the divorce finalizes.
Read MoreWe know how important it can be to see a doctor for an annual check-up.
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Read MoreAs financial advisors, we often get inquiries from clients about why they didn’t receive the lowest mortgage rate despite having ample income and assets.
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