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Digital Currencies, Modern Trusteeship and Change

Wealth Management

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (Sept 3-4)

Nerd's Eye View

We also have a number of articles on retirement planning: New research suggests that while the average senior will amass hundreds of thousands of dollars in health care expenses in retirement, the net cost they have to pay is not nearly as high.

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Can You Ever Have Enough?

Steve Sanduski

How much money do your clients need to retire? Fifty years from Fuller’s talk puts us in 2026. With this transformational mindset, clients would no longer need to ask, “Do I have enough money to retire.” How much money do you need? Can you ever have “enough” money? How’s that?

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Personal, estate, and business tax planning strategies for 2023

Nationwide Financial

In 2026, the current larger exemption will be reduced from $12,920,000 in 2023 to about $6 million per person ($5 million per person adjusted for inflation). Tax season has begun, and it’s not too early to think about planning for the 2023 tax year.