Maximizing Health Care Savings in Retirement With an HSA
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Maximizing Health Care Savings in Retirement With an HSA

Depending on your medical needs and those of your family, you may have enrolled in a high-deductible health plan that allows you to pay for medical expenses using a health savings account (HSA). Because contributions go into an HSA pre-tax, grow tax-deferred and are distributed tax-free when used for qualifying costs, this option has gained popularity over the last several years.

Pandemic Pivots: Questions to Ask Yourself About 7 Planning Topics
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Pandemic Pivots: Questions to Ask Yourself About 7 Planning Topics

2021 – 08/09 by Jada Diedrich If the pandemic has proven anything, it’s that life-altering occasions—both those we experience firsthand and those that merely present themselves as possibilities—have the potential to uproot even the firmest of financial plans. Why? Because reminders of what’s most important to us—wake up calls about how we spend our time…

Business Owners: 10 Strategies to Create, Manage and Distribute Wealth
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Business Owners: 10 Strategies to Create, Manage and Distribute Wealth

2021 – 07/29 by Rob Ziliak, CFP®, Chief Experience Officer Despite a lengthy global pandemic, supply chain delays, inflationary spikes in segments of the economy, and a very tight labor market, your business is highly successful. Yet maybe these challenges, or even other circumstances, have placed financial pressure on your business that you still need…

How Much Will It Cost?  The First and Most Important Question to Design Your Financial Future
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How Much Will It Cost? The First and Most Important Question to Design Your Financial Future

2021 – 04/08 by Rob Ziliak, CFP®, Chief Experience Officer You know what the cost will be for nearly everything you spend money on, correct? Furnishing a room or two will cost $5,000. A family getaway this summer will add up to $7,500. Total expenses for your college-bound child’s education will run about $30,000 this…