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  • Refers to the phase of life where you're saving and investing your hard-earned dollars to build an investment portfolio for retirement.  During the accumulation phase, start to consider and plan for the distribution phase.  Do you want to accumulate ordinary income taxable money, long-term capital gain income, tax-free money, or a blend of the three.


After-Tax vs. Roth Contributions

Tax-Free vs. Taxable growth makes all the difference


Buying The Market Dip

How to use your employer plan to take advantage of the opportunities.


Automatic Account Rebalancing

Keep your portfolio's allocation from getting out of whack.


  • Refers to the phase of life when you retire and start spending down or using assets that you have earmarked for retirement. Income sources could include your investment accounts, pensions (if you are so fortunate), Social Security Benefits, Real Estate, etc.


What is a RMD?

Learn how Required Minimum Distributions (RMD) from your pre-tax retirement accounts are calculated.



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What is the Pro-Rata Rule?

What happens when you add after-tax money into your pre-tax retirement accounts.


RMD Strategies

Strategies to help minimize the tax impact of an RMD.

  • Refers to the phase of life when you plan and decide how to distribute your assets when you pass away. The goal is to ensure that your remaining assets go to your loved ones and your favorite charities that align with your values.




In's and Out's of Term Insurance  

Is term insurance the best deal for you and your family?



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