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Health Savings Accounts – The Other Retirement Plan

The Chicago Financial Planner

Many of you have the option to enroll in high-deductible insurance plans that allow the use of a health savings account via your employer. High deductible health insurance plans . These types of plans are becoming more common with employers and are available privately as well. How the HSA works . Qualified medical expenses .

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Waterfall Wealth Management: A Strategic Approach

Yardley Wealth Management

Traditional Investment Strategies The Role of Income Tiers and Priority Levels Case Studies Key Considerations Conclusion Introduction Waterfall Wealth Management is a financial strategy designed for high-net-worth individuals seeking a structured, prioritized approach to wealth distribution.

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Start Planning Your Retirement Early to Save Enough and Plan Better

WiserAdvisor

Start planning early. Yet far too many professionals delay the planning process. Even if you don’t plan to retire unusually early, starting your retirement planning now can dramatically improve your options later. A bridge plan for health insurance (since Medicare only begins at 65). And the best way to do that?

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The Role of Financial Advisors in Managing Healthcare Expenses

WiserAdvisor

Without proper planning, healthcare expenses can quickly consume a significant portion of retirement savings. Without careful selection and timing, individuals risk incurring avoidable penalties and paying more than necessary for healthcare in retirement. For retirees, these trends pose a significant financial challenge.

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Avoid Making These Mistakes to Safeguard Your Wealth

WiserAdvisor

Keeping it safe, growing it wisely, and using it to support your future takes careful planning. Yet even the best financial plans can stumble. Mistake #2: Not having an estate plan in place Estate planning is essential for protecting what you’ve worked hard to build. Wealth management isn’t only for the ultra-rich.

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Creating a Charitable Endowment: Long-Term Support Strategies for Your Causes

Carson Wealth

But you might consider increasing your impact by setting up a structured , long-term philanthropic plan such as an endowment. Donations to endowment funds are tax-deductible, giving them a place in your overall financial management and tax plan. What Is an Endowment?

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10 Things to Know About Your 401(k)

Workable Wealth

Through your 401(k), you’re able to contribute funds and invest them according to your risk tolerance and retirement timeline. As a financial planner, one thing I’m always surprised by is how many people have access to a 401(k), but don’t necessarily know what to expect from their plan (or how to use it). Permanent disability.