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The Dangers of Real Estate Fraud and How to Spot It

Fraudsters and scammers are getting more creative with how they can take advantage of people. Whether they be young or old, inheritors, or wage earners, many unsuspecting victims are left to pick up the pieces from the fallout of having to deal with bad actors. Two of the many types of fraud to be aware […]

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Delayed RMDs (Required Minimum Distributions) on Inherited IRAs

In late 2019, Congress passed the SECURE Act, which changed the rules regarding retirement savings accounts and more specially, when to take out Required Minimal Distributions (RMDs) from inherited traditional retirement accounts. Following the bill, if you were to inherit a traditional retirement account in or after the year 2020, non-spousal heirs would be required […]

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Empower Your Child’s Future: Discussing Potential Inheritance Today

Having conversations about money, inheritance, and monetary responsibility with your children is crucial, regardless of your socioeconomic status. It’s understandable that these discussions can feel uncomfortable, but they’re essential for preparing your children for the future and ensuring they can manage any inheritance responsibly. It’s important to help your children understand the lifestyle they’ve been […]

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The Effects of MAGI On Your Tax Returns

You may be familiar with the term “AGI” or Adjusted Gross Income. It is what’s used to calculate what taxes you owe. You derive your AGI from your gross income minus your “above-the-line” deductions, such as student loan interest and IRA contributions. While straightforward, this number should be taken with a grain of salt. The […]

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Wealth and Well-Being: Expert Coaching for High-Functioning Depression

Wealth, especially inherited wealth, brings with it not just financial stability but a complex set of psychological pressures that are often hidden beneath the surface. For those who inherit significant wealth, the psychological impact can be profound, leading to a specific form of depression known as high-functioning depression. Pressure to Perform & Fear of Failure […]

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Book Review: “The Money Kings” by Daniel Schulman

Review By: Myra Salzer I picked up this book out of curiosity. Maybe by reading it, I would glean from it why the banking industry was always associated with Jews. I also thought I might learn a little about my Jewish background since I was raised in a completely non-secular environment. Of course, I heard […]

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