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Increasing the Debt Ceiling Impacts You Now … and Later

In the aftermath of the first government shutdown in 17 years, economists are bandying about a number of staggering figures to show the obscene cost government inaction will costs its taxpaying citizenry. An estimated $300 million per week in losses … Continue reading

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CONGRESS OPENS DOOR FOR TAX-FREE RETIREMENT INCOME

It is important to consult with a tax and/or investment advisors about whether a Roth conversion is right for you. If you are looking at a conversion to a Roth account, you may also want to consider doubling down with a fixed indexed annuity. By including a fixed indexed annuity in your 401(k) Roth account, you can protect against loss of your initial investment and guarantee a minimum annual tax-free return. Continue reading

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How can I prepare for the “Fiscal Cliff?”

With huge spending cuts hitting Americans at the same time as tax hikes, the economy could contract, resulting in a recession and subsequent market volatility. Given this uncertain situation, it’s important for those in or nearing retirement to evaluate their risk tolerance and adjust their financial plan accordingly. Continue reading

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