Have you ever needed to take a large withdrawal from your retirement account over and above your monthly income needs? Maybe you need a new car or have wanted to purchase a boat for your lake house. How do you go about making these withdrawals…
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Focus More on Compounding for Retirement Planning
Here’s what construction jobs and compounding have in common with retirement planning. This summer, we moved into a new home. It was a new development project. The developers are still building out some additional townhomes a few blocks east of where we live. Each night…
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How to Find Your “What” In Retirement
When you retire, you move from a state of “have” to do something, as in “have to go to work” to a state of “getting” to do something, as in you can now focus your time and attention on activities that you enjoy (You could…
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Ep. 3 | Three Tax-Saving Strategies from the CARES Act
As we head into the holiday and giving season, here’s 3 strategies to help you save on taxes via giving thanks to the CARES Act that was passed last spring in response to the coronavirus. These changes are for this year only, so I want…
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I Learned This Riding My Bike
I was doing a power zone training workout on my stationary bike the other day. The workout consisted of a medium effort stretched out over a longer period of time. I wasn’t gasping for air during the working, and I felt like I still had…
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Where Is This Bus Going?
Business strategy and growth plans are typically locked away in an ivory tower of a corporate board room or executive office, only to be discussed with those privileged enough to be in the inner circle. We feel that clearly stating who we are, what we…
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