by cortneyh | Apr 13, 2026 | Retirement, Taxes
Read Time: 5 min Many people assume that taxes naturally decline in retirement. In reality, retirement often introduces a new set of tax challenges including required minimum distributions, Social Security taxation, Medicare premium surcharges, and the...
by cortneyh | Mar 31, 2026 | Retirement, Special Needs
Read Time: 5 min Planning for retirement is complex on its own. When you are also planning for a dependent with disabilities, the decisions surrounding retirement accounts carry even greater weight. IRAs and 401(k)s are often among a family’s largest assets....
by cortneyh | Feb 18, 2026 | 401K, IRAs, Retirement
Read Time: 5 min Planning for retirement is a crucial aspect of running a successful small business, yet it’s often overlooked amid the daily demands of operations and growth. Selecting the right retirement plan not only helps secure your own financial future but...
by cortneyh | Feb 10, 2026 | Medicare, Retirement, Special Needs
Read Time: 7 min For many retirees, Social Security is the foundation of their retirement income. While it was never designed to replace a full paycheck, the timing and strategy behind when and how you claim benefits can have a meaningful impact on your long-term...
by cortneyh | Jan 16, 2026 | 401K, Financial Advisor, Medicare, Retirement
Read Time: 4 min For many retirees, Social Security is the foundation of their retirement income. While it was never designed to replace a full paycheck, the timing and strategy behind when and how you claim benefits can have a meaningful impact on your long-term...
by cortneyh | Oct 13, 2025 | 401K, Financial Advisor, Retirement
Read Time: 3 min As retirement planning continues to evolve, so do the rules governing 401(k) plans and catch-up contributions. A provision of the SECURE Act 2.0 states that high-income earners would no longer be allowed to make catch-up contributions to their...
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