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How Advisers Can Deliver a True Family Office Experience
The family office model is no longer just for the ultra-wealthy. Advisory firms will need to ensure they have the talent and the tech to serve their clients.
By Raj Doshi
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This Is Why Investors Shouldn't Romanticize Bitcoin
Investors should treat bitcoin as the high-risk asset it is. A look at the data indicates a small portfolio allocation for most investors would be the safest.
By Jonathan Dane, CFA, CFP®️
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I'm a Federal Benefits Pro: I Answer These 2 Questions a Lot
Many federal employees ask about rolling a TSP into an IRA and parsing options for survivor benefits, both especially critical topics.
By Michael Martin, Investment Adviser Representative, ChFEBC℠
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An Income Strategy for a Volatile Market: Guide for Advisers
Advisers are increasingly turning to private credit such as asset-based and real estate lending for elevated yields and protection backed by tangible assets.
By Matthew Pallai
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5 RMD Mistakes That Even Seasoned Retirees Can Make
The five biggest RMD mistakes retirees make show that tax-smart retirement planning should start well before you hit the age your first RMD is due.
By Jeremy Keil, CFP®, CFA®, CKA®
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Guiding Principles of Retirement Planning With $10K or $10M
Regardless of your net worth, you deserve a detailed retirement plan backed by a solid understanding of your finances.
By Steve Myers
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Retirement Triple Play: 3 Tax Breaks to Lower Your 2026 Bill
Good news for older taxpayers: Standard deductions are higher, there's a temporary "bonus deduction" for older folks, and income thresholds have been raised.
By Michael Greenlund
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If You're Retired or Soon to Be, Don't Miss These Tax Breaks
The OBBB offers some tax advantages that are particularly beneficial for retirees and near-retirees. But they're available for only a limited time.
By Alex Angst
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Waiting to Retire to Give to Charity? 3 Reasons to Do It Now
You could wait until retirement, but making charitable giving part of your financial plan now could be far more beneficial for you and the causes you support.
By Robert Gorman
