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Stephen Sachetta: Apr 11, 2022
After the IRS postponed the deadline to file taxes in both 2020 and 2021, things have returned to pre-pandemic normalcy this year. Tax Day 2022 is April 18th in most states, or April 19th for taxpayers in Massachusetts and Maine (thanks to Patriots’...
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George Liakakis: Mar 07, 2022
2020 and 2021 brought unprecedented challenges that forced businesses to do things differently than they’d been done before. What will the rest of...
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Michael Callahan: Mar 07, 2022
Comprehensive estate planning and retirement planning can help you plan for any number of possibilities in your own life. But what if your aging...
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Michael Callahan: Feb 23, 2022
Whether you’re currently married, divorced or widowed, your marital status may affect your Social Security planning in several ways. Marriage doesn’t...
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Michael Callahan: Feb 11, 2022
Full retirement age doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with when you stop working. Many people retire long before reaching their FRA, or...
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Michael Callahan: Feb 11, 2022
Can you count on at least $3,000 a month, or should you be planning on a monthly retirement benefit that’s closer to $2,000? What about your spouse’s...
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Eric Sachetta: Feb 10, 2022
The start of a new calendar year always brings changes to the tax code. This year, new retirement plan distribution rules took effect on January 1st...
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Stephen Ahern: Feb 05, 2022
You’ll get more out of your next tax meeting if you treat retirement planning as a multi-year tax strategy, not a one-time event right before you...
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Joseph Sachetta: Jan 21, 2022
A well-crafted estate plan helps you prepare for any number of possibilities—just like insurance does. In addition to having conversations around...
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Michael Callahan: Jan 11, 2022
“When should I claim Social Security?” is one of the top retirement planning questions that clients have for their financial advisors. It’s...