eBooks & Checklists

Your employer-provided benefits are an important part of your financial plan, and we can maximize their effectiveness. Perhaps you:
-Want to make sure your employer-provided retirement plan is optimized for your risk tolerance, goals, and diversification needs;
-Are curious about the effects of adding your spouse or dependents to your employer-sponsored medical insurance;
-Need to review your employer-sponsored disability insurance to ensure you’ve funded your emergency reserves to cover your elimination period. 
-Discuss how you’re handling deferred compensation and/or equity (stock) based compensation and taxation.

This older generation has embraced technology in amazing ways, but the combination of incredibly rapidly changing technology and a desire to remain independent and not be a burden on their children can result in increased financial vulnerability. This checklist helps guide the conversation regarding common threats and scams, ensuring that your parents are informed and actively protecting their identity and assets.

Adjusted gross income (AGI) and modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) are important tax concepts to be aware of when implementing tax planning strategies. However, there are several factors that affect one’sAGI/MAGI, and it can be challenging to keep track of them all. This summary covers the key factors to be aware of when reviewing your AGI/MAGI.

The end of the year provides a number of both planning opportunities and issues. Year-end topics can include tax planning, investment and retirement accounts, charitable giving, cash flow and savings, insurance and estate planning. 

In this comprehensive checklist, I cover a number of planning issues that you need to consider prior to year-end to ensure that you stay on track.

This brochure features 10 principles that can help investors effectively target long-term wealth in the capital markets. Themes include the power of markets, growth of wealth, drivers of returns, global diversification, and investor discipline.

Focus on what you can control:
· <sub>Create a plan that fits your goals and risk tolerance.
- Diversify Globally.
- Manage expenses, turn-over, and taxes.
- Maintain discipline through market dips and swings.</sub>

Many people like rental income because it seems passive and simple, until it isn’t so passive … or simple!

Using this checklist, will help you to understand the challenges and nuances that exist with owning a rental property--- Whether it’s landlord responsibilities and managing risk, or investment and tax/estate concerns:
·  <sub>The extent of responsibilities a landlord may be subject to.
- The increased and varied risks of owning a rental property.
- The multitude of tax factors that come into play when owning a rental property.
- The impact owning a rental property may have on your estate.</sub>

Estate planning is a topic that is commonly ignored. After all, who likes to plan for what happens after they die? Many individuals have no estate plan in place, and they often don’t know where to start.

This checklist covers the key issues to consider you're developing your estate plan, such as:
· _{Identifying the appropriate estate planning documents needed for your situation.
· Considering ways for your assets to avoid probate.
· Developing an equitable estate plan that is fair to all heirs involved
· Understanding how specific accounts or assets may be affected after death.}

Market volatility has increased and is unlikely to subside anytime soon. How do you keep your financial plan on track to achieve your goals?
1. Get your finances and your portfolio in the best possible shape
2. Take advantage of lower assets values
3. It’s not just about financial wellness
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What will happen over the next three years? Who knows? The good news is, if you’ve planned for the range of outcomes, you won’t have to worry about relying on a prediction.