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Wealth Planning Commentary – September 29, 2025

A Window of Opportunity: Home Energy Tax Credits Are Expiring Soon  The end of the year is fast approaching, and with it, a significant opportunity for homeowners is set to

Wealth Planning Commentary – September 22, 2025

The Fed Cut Rates. What About Your Debt?  The Federal Reserve has recently lowered its benchmark interest rate and hinted at two more reductions this year. This pivotal move carries

Wealth Planning Commentary – September 2, 2025

Will Interest Rates Drop? How it May Affect Your Plan There’s increasing speculation that the Federal Reserve might start lowering interest rates later this year or next. While no one

Wealth Planning Commentary – August 25, 2025

Coping Financially After the Loss of a Spouse  Losing a spouse is one of life’s most difficult experiences, and it can leave behind not only emotional pain but also a

Wealth Planning Commentary – August 18, 2025

Did You Recently Inherit An IRA? The 10-Year Rule May Apply The SECURE Act reshaped how IRAs inherited after 2020 are distributed, and the so-called “10-Year Rule” now stands at

Wealth Planning Commentary – August 11, 2025

How Government Economic Data Impacts Your Plan The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has been in the headlines recently following the dismissal of its director over allegations of inaccurate employment

Wealth Planning Commentary – August 4, 2025

What’s Happening to Renewable Energy Incentives? The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is a sweeping piece of legislation, covering a wide range of tax and incentive changes. One area

Wealth Planning Commentary – July 28, 2025

What Families Should Know about the New Trump Account Earlier this month, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law, which included a variety of new

Wealth Planning Commentary – July 21, 2025

Tactical Tax Planning: Navigating the OBBBA’s Key Provisions in the Near Term  It’s critical to remember that while the OBBBA introduced a plethora of new tax changes, many of its