
Social Security Myths and Misconceptions
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The tax code can be a labyrinth to navigate. Nevertheless, taking action now – while you, your financial advisor and accountant have time to think through the possibilities and maximize your 2023 tax savings – could be more than worth the effort. Consider adding one or more of these four tax-mitigating moves to your capital gain/loss harvesting and year-end charitable giving.
Proactive investors know that the months before year-end can be an ideal time to make strategic adjustments. While keeping in mind your long-term investment goals, meet with your advisor and coordinate with your tax professional to examine nuances and changes that could impact your typical year-end planning.
Engage in smart giving: As deadlines for year-end gift and charitable contributions approach, make a strategy for your philanthropic goals.
Everyone could use a boost to their savings. Here are a handful of ways to save more for the things that matter most.
Tuition is a significant expense in any financial plan. However, SBLs, or securities-based lines of credit, can offer a potential solution. Read on to find out how these lines of credit compare to student loans: