ENZO T. PELLEGRINO, CFP® Awarded 2023 Non-Profit and Corporate Philanthropy Winner
Submitted by TLWM Financial on November 21st, 2023
Saving for a high-net-worth retirement is not always an easy process, but necessary if an investor with a high-net-worth wishes to enjoy the same lifestyle they were accustomed to while they were working. So how does one maintain their wealth so that they might live the life they desire once they hit retirement age? A few simple steps may help make the process a little easier.
Having a desire to give and a philanthropic mindset are both important qualities to possess in modern society. With so many economic and social challenges in society, contributions to charities and philanthropy efforts are needed now more than ever. While you likely may appreciate the value of giving, you also want to give wisely.
In an era characterized by high job turnover, it is more important than ever for employees to carefully manage their retirement savings.
Tax aware investing focuses on optimizing your returns by reducing your tax liability as much as possible. In theory, this investment strategy has the potential to help you earn more money on your investments, but you need to be aware of some potential pitfalls. When getting started with tax aware investing, you may want to avoid the following practices.
If you or a loved one are approaching the point of needing elder care, you may be wondering what your options are. What level of care is right for your situation? How will you pay for care? What will happen when you need a more intensive level of care? Here we discuss some of the most important estate planning factors for elders and their caregivers.
October was a challenging month for stocks as the S&P 500 ended the month down about 2%, leaving stocks up roughly 9% for the year. Bonds also faced some headwinds as the 10 Year Treasury Yield rallied, crossing 5% for the first time since 2007. (YCharts)
Understandably, we’ve had a lot of questions about the recent volatility. Today we will address 3 of the most common topics:
If you or a loved one are approaching the point of needing elder care, you may be wondering what your options are. What level of care is right for your situation? How will you pay for care? What will happen when you need a more intensive level of care? Here we discuss some of the most important estate planning factors for elders and their caregivers.
Loss aversion, or the phenomenon of experiencing losses much more severely than gains, can lead to unwise investment decisions. Whether you're hanging on to a loser of a stock for longer than you should or are afraid to invest at all for fear of purchasing at a high point, making emotion-based investment decisions could mean leaving money on the table.
You often hear people discuss "saving for retirement,” but in many cases, they're actually referring to their investing. The adage "you can't save your way to wealth" is simplistic, but has a kernel of truth; putting your money in a savings account often won't be enough to outpace the rate of inflation, which can erode the value of your savings over time.
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