The concept of financial legacy means different things to different people. Some people might hear that and think about their will or estate documents, but that’s not what we’re talking about here. This conversation will be a little bigger picture and a bit more philosophical.
Today we’re going to talk about how to handle the taxation on stock that isn’t in an IRA and gets inherited. For example, let’s say someone bought 100 shares of Apple stock in 1987 and they leave it to their kids when they pass away. How are you taxed on this stock? To help us answer the question, we’ve brought on Jake Doser, a financial advisor at Johnson Brunetti.
Today we’re going to answer one of the two or three biggest questions that people tend to have about their retirement plan. As you look ahead to retirement and the largest expenses you might incur, long-term care will always be a part of that discussion. So does everyone need long-term care insurance?
The question we hope to answer today is does everyone need a trust? It seems that many people confuse the purpose of a will and a trust, but they aren’t the same thing and we’ll clarify that. Plus we’ll tell you who needs a trust and what the primary purpose of using this instead of a will.
When the market gets choppy and investors start to feel uneasy, it’s not uncommon to get questions about whether it’s a good time to buy gold or silver. Over time, there are different reasons that people would give for wanting to invest in precious metals, but should you be buying gold? Eric Hogarth, CFP® joins the show to help us answer that question.
The topic of Social Security comes up all the time in our office, especially when it comes to its future. Is it heading towards bankruptcy as some suggest, or is this an alarmist notion blown out of proportion? To answer these questions and more, Certified Financial Planner® Heath Grossman joined the podcast to offer his perspective on the much-debated future of Social Security.
The world of Social Security benefits can be complex, particularly when it comes to understanding the taxation associated with these benefits. In this episode, we’re going to tell you how we’d get to the answer and give you a better idea of how much taxation will impact your benefits in retirement.
We want to be as efficient as possible with our retirement accounts to give us the best chance to grow our money and provide the income we need for retirement. That’s why many people ask about rollovers and whether it makes sense to do that with their 401k. Let’s talk about who might and might not benefit from a rollover and the options you have for your old 401k accounts.
Most people are familiar with target date funds, although they might not necessarily know them by that name. Your 401k plan might have a different name for it like a lifecycle fund, but regardless of what it’s called, it continues to be a popular investment choice. Let’s talk today about whether target date funds are a good way to invest for retirement.
In the fast-paced world we live in today, financial planning has never been more critical. It plays a significant role in helping us manage our resources, meet our financial goals, and secure our future. This importance becomes even more apparent when it comes to women, given their longer life expectancy and unique financial challenges.