Keeping Politics Out of Your Portfolio
Managing Associates D.J. Barker, CWS® and K.C. Smith, CFP® join “Money Talks” to discuss whether investors should alter their portfolios given the upcoming presidential election.
Avoiding RMDs: Work Forever or Give it All Away
Senior Associate Jarrett McKenzie, CFP®, CWS®, takes a deeper look at an investor’s situation, as he wants to avoid taking his required minimum distributions from his 401(k) once he turns age 70 ½.
Deducting Losses on Rental Property
Our experts discuss the possible tax write off a taxpayer may be able to take when the taxpayer suffers a loss on a rental property.
Using a Lump Sum 401(k) Payout to Pay Off Student Loans
Our experts discuss a listener’s desire to use an old 401(k) balance to pay down his child’s student loans, and why it may not be a wise decision to do so.
Making Smart Decisions When Investing In a College Education
Managing Associate, D.J. Barker, CWS®, joins “Money Talks” to discuss finding alternate sources of money for education expenses and saving on college costs.
Counting on an Illiquid Asset for a Future Financial Goal
Illiquid assets may always have an inherent value, but selling the asset when you need the money may not always be an option.
Prior-Prior Year Income Rule Good for Grandparent-Owned 529 Plans
Our experts discuss the change to using the prior-prior tax year on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, and how it can affect how you withdraw from grandparent-owned 529 plans.
Calculating the Gain on the Sale of Your Home
Dan DiLuzio, C.P.A., shares his expertise in discussing this week’s case study about how to treat the capital gain on the sale of a home.
Business Interruption—Insurance Coverage for Lost Income During an Unexpected Closure
Brian Borngesser with Henssler Norton Insurance discusses business interruption coverage and how it can help prevent a devastating catastrophe from turning into a financial disaster for a business.
Spending Your Wealth or Leaving an Inheritance
Our experts discuss whether retirees should spend what they have saved or continue to save as much as they can for their children to inherit.