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To rollover or not to rollover, that is the question
If you’ve contributed to a workplace retirement plan and have since left your job, you would then be eligible to rollover your 401(k),...


Why financial planning is more than just a document
After engaging in financial planning, you should expect to receive more than just a plan document. The plan, however important, should...


Replacing your investment property tax-free (1031 exchange)
If your investment real estate is sitting on a comfortable gain, you may be wondering what you can do with this new found wealth. Simply...
How to make art part of your investment portfolio
Who doesn’t want to include high-priced art in their portfolio and call it an investment while enjoying its magnificence over the...


The risk of being too conservative with your investments
Some people don't like the stock market. Confidence waned since the 2008-2009 Financial Crisis with fewer people participating^1 in the...
Why expats may see their Social Security benefits reduced in retirement
If you've lived and worked in both the U.S. and abroad, then you may have participated in two different social security systems. If this...


How planning gave this family nomadic freedom
Financial planning clients and world travelers, Thomas Murphree and Frank Camacho, gave up solitary life in San Diego two years ago and...


Finding purpose in retirement
Your financial advisor may tell you that a successful retirement has everything to do with how much there is in savings followed by the...
Expat without a retirement plan? Here’s a solution.
If you’ve moved overseas to open a business or to work for another company you may be wondering how you can contribute to a retirement...


How options can protect against a portfolio decline
Options are sophisticated financial instruments that can help protect a portfolio from a decline and even provide additional income....
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