What Happens To My Trust When I Die? | Ep #27

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Many of our listeners have established a trust for their assets upon passing. And while nobody wants to think about their mortality, today I explain what happens to that trust when you pass.

Should I Take the Standard Deduction or Itemize? | Ep #26

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It’s a question many taxpayers ask themselves each year. Should I itemize my deductions, or should I take the standard? Of course, every situation is different. But today, I break down some factors that can affect this decision.

Avoiding Probate Problems | Ep #24

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Upon your passing, your estate could end up in probate. All your affairs will become public record, there can be delays on the paperwork, and there will, of course, be attorneys’ fees. Jason Hosler rejoins us today to talk about avoiding probate.

Leaving an Inheritance to Your Kids | Ep #23

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Deciding what to leave to your children – and how to do it – is a challenging topic to bring up. But it’s crucially important to take care of this now while you are still able.

Income Taxes in 2023 | Ep #22

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Bruce’s goal is always to move clients to “tax-free” vehicles, meaning repositioning or converting taxable and tax-deferred assets to tax-free vehicles like Roth IRA and 401(k) plans, life insurance retirement plans, and more.

The Roth 401(k) | Ep #21

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You may be familiar with a traditional 401(k) retirement plan, but today Bruce will explain how a Roth 401(k) works, how it’s different, and the benefits associated with it.

Your Annual Gift Tax Exclusion | Ep #18

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The Annual Gift Tax exclusion amount is increasing from $16,000 to $17,000 in 2023. Today, Bruce and Jon explain the importance of this, and why these rules can have significant financial ramifications for years to come – not just for you, but for your heirs as well.