In one of its final actions for calendar year 2015, Congress passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016. It addressed a host of popular but temporary tax provisions that had expired at the end of 2014. The Act extended some and made other provisions permanent. The major provisions are … [Read more...]
November 2015 Financial Planning Newsletter
Our November 2015 is now available online. It includes details about the social security law changes enacted last fall, as well as action that those ages 66 - 69 before April 29 this year will want to consider taking. In addition, it provides 2016 retirement plan limits, and the Medicare Part B … [Read more...]
Major changes in social security strategies for retirees
As a result of the budget bill passed last week, two social security strategies that we've recommended to many clients over the years are no longer available or significantly limited. File and Suspend The strategy involves one spouse filing an application for retirement benefits when he or she … [Read more...]
June 2015 Personal Finance Newsletter
The June newsletter is now available. In addition to the regular investment update, it includes highlights and take-aways from a book I just read and highly recommend -- Happy Money: The Science of Happier Spending by Professors Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton. The newsletter also has updates on … [Read more...]
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