Helping others is great, and helping yourself is always good as well, so why not do both at the same time? Integrate these five strategies into your financial plan, and you can.
Retirees who are looking to shrink their square footage should carefully consider the kind of life they want to lead. Moves are rarely for purely financial reasons, and unexpected expenses can crop up.
In October of 2022, Rocky Mengle of Kiplinger.com wrote an informative article for Kiplinger's Money Power with advice about how to demonstrate residency in a low-tax state.
IRS Tax Tip 2022-183, November 30, 2022 Wading through a pile of statements, receipts, and other financial documents when it's time to prepare a tax return can be frustrating for people who haven't managed their records. By knowing what they need to keep and how long to keep…
Did you know there’s a way to support your favorite charities and save money on your taxes?
Strong equity returns typically emerge after consumer confidence slumps.
Survivors are often tasked with the responsibility of filing a tax return for a recently deceased loved one. There are special steps involved, and the following article answers the most important questions about filing a tax return after a death. https://tribunecontentagency.com/article/ask-kip-advice-for-filing-a-tax-return-after-a-death/
Each of us will die. Even though we know this, most find that planning for death is not easy. Preparing for the inevitable, whether close at hand or in the indeterminate future, can help your family through the difficult process of death and its aftermath. Much has been…
Investors in both the stock and the bond markets are understandably nervous. In late September, Burton Malkiel wrote a column in The Wall Street Journal with sound advice for investors both years away from retirement and in retirement. https://tribunecontentagency.com/article/the-savings-game-dont-give-up-on-the-stock-market/
