Still Financial, LLC

07/20/2023

Anyone out there still think we'll be taxed less in the coming years?

The Biden administration wants to give American taxes to foreign countries, raising costs and sticking us with the bill for funding a global socialist agenda.

12/01/2022

Most of my friends don’t actually know what I do for a living, And the market isn’t fun lately,

I Made this quick video to help people understand, 

I actually do this with ALL my clients,

It’s just that most business owners are looking for creative strategies.

If you aren’t in love with your retirement account this year,

CHECK THIS OUT!!!

Link in the comments below :)

08/12/2022

Look out! Are you still deferring the taxes you owe in a 401k or IRA?

Rep. Richard Neal, D-Mass., said Democrats would look at tax increases should his party hold on its majority in the House following the upcoming midterm elections.

09/28/2021

Estate planning and life insurance — five ways they work together.

07/08/2021

When the House Ways & Means Chair uses the term "tax dodging", and the Senate Finance Committee Chair says he plans to reintroduce legislation that limits the amount of money you can invest in Roth IRAs, you better count on greater restrictions coming. Is having the federal government as a partner in your retirement planning the way to go?

Citing Peter Thiel's $5B Roth IRA, Ways and Means Chairman Neal tells ThinkAdvisor he's working on legislation to stop IRAs from being exploited.

06/28/2021

One pandemic exacerbated another pandemic

Seniors want to age at home. But the US makes it hard.

05/24/2021

If federal income tax rates are viewed by everyone I meet as being lower today than they will be in the near future, why do we continue postponing the tax burden? If it's a ROTH, or if someone is getting an employer match, I get it. But, contributions above the match in a pre-tax plan should be re-evaluated.
And, don't think the Biden administration isn't eyeing these accounts as well.

Although many Americans are still out of work and struggling, the recent stock market run-up has buoyed retirement savings account balances to record levels.

03/10/2021

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06/11/2020

Morgan Stanley's chief economist advises "more needs to be done" in terms of federal fiscal stimulus. Does anyone else believe future tax rates must go up in order to pay back all of this money? If you believe so, and you're tired of riding the roller coaster of the stock market, maybe we should have a conversation.

It's a reality check, Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders says.

06/04/2020

If you're concerned that your future tax rates will rise, give us a call to discuss options.

In the hard work of saving for retirement, it takes years to build nest eggs and carefully maneuver through economic bumps and potholes. In just a few...

06/02/2020

Very good article. If you're planning toward retirement, and never thought about the withdrawal rate of your plan, you should. If you have any questions about the 4% rate, or ways to "buffer", give us a call.

Relying on a fixed withdrawal percentage is unrealistic, Michael Finke says in a ThinkAdvisor webinar.

04/28/2020

Interesting article. Most people don't consider their "spend down" rate in retirement, but they should.

The 4% rule doesn’t apply in today’s low-interest world, said a retirement researcher who also is the author of several books on retirement planning and spending.