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Resources December 11, 2020

Presidential Election Reflection

With the U.S. presidential election called, and promising news of a COVID-19 vaccine announced, a U.S. market surge reminds us how keen investors are for a sense of closure. Looking back, as results from the 2016 election cycle were coming in on the night of November 8, stock market futures seemed to point to a […]

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Resources December 9, 2020

The Power of 1%: How Much Should You Be Saving for Retirement?

Participant – Power of 1 Percent Auto Escalation (005)

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Resources December 7, 2020

Important Social Security Changes Effective January 2021

Nearly 70 million Americans receive Social Security benefits, and for many, it is a significant portion of their retirement income.  This vital program is dynamic, and in early October 2020 the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced important changes effective January 1, 2021. Here is a look at what is new and different for our nation’s […]

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Resources December 7, 2020

An Analysis of President-Elect Joe Biden’s Tax Plan

President-elect Joe Biden has proposed a series of sweeping changes to the tax code, including increasing taxes on households with more than $400,000 in income, as well as raising corporate and estate taxes. Here’s a look at some of the major tax changes Biden has supported from an individual, corporate and estate perspective: Individual taxes: […]

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Resources November 4, 2020

AN ASSET ALLOCATION STRATEGY FOR LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING

In case you missed it, you’re invited to watch the webinar hosted by SAX Wealth Advisors  on “An Asset Allocation Strategy for Long-Term Care Planning” with featured guest speaker, Brian M. Johnson, Director at Advisors Insurance Brokers (AIB) – one of the largest Brokerage Agencies in the U.S. specializing in Long-Term Care. Did you know […]

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Resources September 9, 2020

Income Planning and IRMAA in Retirement

Medicare is an area that practically every American will encounter when planning for retirement. It sits at the intersection of health and wealth in your financial life plan, and so often surfaces across a range of long-term planning conversations. Plus, Medicare and its associated costs can be a confusing topic, given the program’s various parts, […]

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Resources July 22, 2020

Large and In Charge? Giant Firms atop Market Is Nothing New.

Large and In Charge_ Giant Firms atop Market Is Nothing New_

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Resources June 24, 2020

How To Be Positively Skeptical – Part 1: The Benefits of Having a Doubt

“I’m not an optimist. That makes me sound naïve. I’m a very serious ‘possibilist.’ That’s something I made up. It means someone who neither hopes without reason, nor fears without reason, someone who constantly resists the overdramatic worldview.” — Hans Rosling, Factfulness   Whether you’re considering an investment opportunity or simply browsing various media for […]

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Resources June 24, 2020

Getting Real with Your Retirement Planning: Understanding Sequence Risk

Clearly, there is a lot to think about when planning for retirement. While we have a degree of control over many of the choices involved, there’s one big wild card called sequence risk. Sequence risk is the risk that you’ll encounter negative investment returns in early retirement. This is an important consideration, because the random […]

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