The IRS recently issued cost-of-living adjustments (or “COLAs”) for 2017. If, like most people, you’re funding a retirement plan, it’s a good idea to take a look at what’s changed and what hasn’t. Elective deferrals to 401(k), 403(b), 457(b)(2) and 457(c)(1) plans will remain the same at $18,000. Likewise, contributions
With tax time long over and midyear officially here, it’s a great time to organize your financial records. And the key word here is indeed “organize.” Throwing all your important documents into a drawer won’t help much when an emergency occurs and you (or a family member) need to find
Preserving and managing family wealth requires addressing a number of major issues. These include saving for your children’s education and funding your own retirement. Juggling these competing demands is no trick. Rather, it requires a carefully devised and maintained family wealth management plan. START WITH THE BASICS First, a good
Most of us have more than enough to do. We’re on the go from early in the morning until well into the evening – six or seven days a week. Thus, it’s no surprise that we may let some important things slide. We know we need to get to them,
