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Dec 30 2022

Understanding the Secure Act 2.0

In 2023, the SECURE Act 2.0 for retirement savings becomes federal law, reshaping tax incentives for years to come by making numerous changes to existing retirement account rules and related tax breaks. Though there are many changes, below are some of the ones that will impact high wage earners, those still working, and those who have or are about to retire.Secure Act 2.0 [Read more…]

Written by Maria Malloy · Categorized: 401K, 529 PLAN, FINANCIAL PLANNING, RETIREMENT PLANNING · Tagged: FINANCIAL PLANNING, IRA, RETIREMENT PLANNING

Mar 29 2022

Marriage and Social Security Retirement Benefits

Since Social Security benefits are often a substantial part of your cash flow during retirement, it’s important to understand how they can be impacted by marriage and divorce. Every relationship and financial situation is different, so it’s wise to be prepared to make well-informed decisions about your benefits.

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Written by Marina Johnson · Categorized: DIVORCE, FINANCIAL PLANNING, SOCIAL SECURITY · Tagged: FINANCIAL PLANNING, RETIREMENT PLANNING

Jun 29 2020

Access to Saving for Retirement

The lack of Americans’ retirement savings, referred to as “retirement insecurity”, is a topic we are hearing more and more about as the Boomer generation ages into retirement. Private company pensions are few and far between these days, putting the onus of saving for retirement on individuals, rather than corporations. Compounding the issue of the lack of retirement savings is the fact that Americans are living longer and will need to save more to cover living expenses and potentially higher medical costs later in life. Elected officials have responded to the potential crisis by enacting legislation such as the SECURE Act (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement) and the OregonSaves program.

Access to Retirement Savings

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Written by Marina Johnson · Categorized: 401K, FINANCIAL PLANNING, INVESTMENTS, RETIREMENT PLANNING, SOCIAL SECURITY · Tagged: 401k, FINANCIAL PLANNING, RETIREMENT PLANNING

Jan 29 2019

Gifting Money to Your Children

As your children grow into adults, your relationship with them naturally evolves. You love them and may want to continue to support them in various ways but, when it comes to supporting them financially, things can get complicated.

Gifting money

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Written by Marina Johnson · Categorized: ESTATE PLANNING, FINANCIAL PLANNING, INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENTS, PARENTING, RETIREMENT PLANNING, TAX PLANNING · Tagged: FINANCIAL PLANNING, GIFTING MONEY, RETIREMENT PLANNING

Oct 31 2016

How to Prepare for Healthcare Costs in Retirement

Healthcare is one of the biggest and most unpredictable line items to prepare for in retirement. Medicare kicks in when you turn 65 however there is a big gap in what Medicare covers vs. the coverage you’re used to from your employer’s group plan.

Healthcare Costs in Retirement

For a couple retiring in 2015, Fidelity Investments reports that they will need to have an additional $245,000 in savings to cover their healthcare costs in retirement.

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Written by Marina Johnson · Categorized: ESTATE PLANNING, FINANCIAL PLANNING, HEALTH INSURANCE, INSURANCE, OREGON, RETIREMENT PLANNING, SOCIAL SECURITY, TAX PLANNING · Tagged: FINANCIAL PLANNING, HEALTH, HEALTH SAVING ACCOUNT, HEALTHCARE COSTS, LONG-CARE CARE, LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE, MEDICARE, PORTLAND OREGON FINANCIAL PLANNER, RETIREMENT PLANNING

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