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Michael Callahan: Jan 22, 2021
Even if you’ve been paying taxes for decades, you’ve probably only ever encountered a fraction of the tax forms made available by the IRS. Form 8606 is one that may be familiar only to certain taxpayers with IRAs. This form has a few specific...
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George Liakakis: Jan 11, 2021
The Internet is an incredible resource, but not an infallible one. Because anyone can contribute, it can be hard for even the savviest Internet users...
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Sachetta, LLC: Dec 23, 2020
“Progress happens too slowly to notice and setbacks happen too quickly to ignore. As soon as something happens and stocks go down dramatically,...
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Sachetta, LLC: Dec 16, 2020
“Taxes aren’t just a thing that you let happen and figure out afterward. It really should be a planning game where you try to get all the pieces in...
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George Liakakis: Dec 14, 2020
Being your own boss makes a lot of things easier. Retirement planning isn’t necessarily one of them. Without access to employer-sponsored retirement...
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Eric Sachetta: Dec 11, 2020
There’s a certain kind of middle-of-the-night worrying that’s unique to parents and guardians of young kids. If you’re like a lot of the parents I...
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Sachetta, LLC: Dec 09, 2020
“What we have to remember is that investing has a price, but it's not a dollar and cents price. The price is fear, volatility, and risk. In order to...
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Sachetta, LLC: Dec 02, 2020
“Having a good credit score basically means you're a low risk person. That’s what it really boils down to. One of the larger reasons why we're...
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Sachetta, LLC: Nov 25, 2020
“Money can't buy happiness because once you get that boat and car, you just think ‘onto the next thing’. But something that money can buy that...
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Sachetta, LLC: Nov 18, 2020
“The first question that people have to ask themselves when considering a homeowners association is a lifestyle question. Do you want that low...