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Coordinate Taxes, Investments, and Estate Planning Holistic, team‑based planning helps prevent missed opportunities. Estate and inheritance: Use titling, beneficiary designations, and trust strategies to protect heirs and manage taxes. Charitable giving: Donate appreciated securities, bunch deductions, or use a donor‑advised fund to maximize impact and deductibility. Withdrawal sequencing: In retirement, the order of tapping taxable, tax‑deferred, and Roth ass

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The Great Wealth Transfer: Ensuring Your Heirs Are Prepared for Financial Success

What Issues Should I Consider When Starting A Business? First-time entrepreneurs and seasoned business owners alike can benefit

What Issues Should I Consider If I Lose My Job? Severance options, Employer benefits, health Insurance, retirement accounts

This checklist covers 32 of the most important planning issues to identify and consider for a client who is about to retire.

When saving for retirement, clients will often ask which account they should be making contributions to – a traditional IRA or a Roth IRA?

Should I contribute to my Roth 401(k)? Many clients may have the opportunity to contribute to a designated Roth account in their 401(k) but