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Health-Care Reform Changes Affecting Seniors

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, enacted in 2010, contains some provisions that directly affect our nation’s age 65 and older population. If you’re a retiree or a senior, you may be concerned about how these reforms are affecting

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Roth IRAs – A Good Deal!

It’s no secret that I like Roth IRAs…a lot. The Roth IRA was established by the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 and named for its chief legislative sponsor, Senator William Roth of Delaware. It is one of the most beneficial

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Balancing Your Investment Choices with Asset Allocation

A chocolate cake. Pasta. A pancake. They're all very different, but they generally involve flour, eggs, and perhaps a liquid. Depending on how much of each ingredient you use, you can get very different outcomes. The same is true of

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Transfer-On-Death Accounts: The Complexity of a Simple Plan

When I was in private practice, I made sure my estate planning clients understood that their Wills only governed the disposition of assets they owned in their sole individual name with no beneficiary designation. Beneficiary designations and property titling are

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