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New Strategy Links Social Security, IRA Withdrawals, Minimizes Taxes In Retirement

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The strategy uses Roth IRAs to maximize tax savings on mandatory withdrawals and Social Security payments.

Tax Moves Advisors Should Be Making Before Year's End

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Advisors say there are a number of maneuvers to be made for wealthy clients before the year ends.

S Corporations May Face Tougher Tax Scrutiny

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The IRS is looking to close a reporting loophole for S corporations.

Schwab Requires All RIAs To Get $1 Million E&O Policy

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The coverage needs to include protection against data theft and other risks, according to a company memo.

Do Investors Want Wealth Management Advice From Google, Apple Or Facebook?

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Many people would consider financial advisory services offered by these tech giants, according to an Accenture survey.

Expect SEC To Crack Down On Compensation Conflicts

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Advisors and broker-dealers can expect tougher enforcement under the Biden administration, two industry experts said.

Wanted: Better Disclosures For Index-Linked Annuities

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The Consumer Federation of America wants more meaningful disclosures for index-linked annuities.

Social Security Benefits Might Get A 22% Haircut In 2034, Trustee Report Says

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The Covid pandemic has accelerated the program's depletion of reserve funding, the report said.

SEC Scrutinizes Wrap Fee Program Deficiencies

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A review found that financial advisors in these programs were violating their fiduciary duties, the agency said.

Active Management Ascends In ETF Land

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Actively managed ETFs are seeing record inflows, product launches and assets.

Making Sense Of Crypto Taxes

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The IRS has pinned down cryptocurrency transaction tax rules.

Covid Pandemic Causes Retooling Of LTC Insurance Industry

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Customers are having a harder time securing a long-term-care policy after the epidemic.

Pandemic Causes ‘Pronounced' Changes In Philanthropy

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Both donors and charitable organizations are adjusting their approach to philanthropic giving.

Certain Trusts Take The Sting Out Of Estate Tax Increases

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These vehicles give wealthy clients flexibility in dealing with any increases in the estate tax exemption.

The Case For Eliminating RMDs

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Ed Slott says they aren't helpful to policymakers and are a big annoyance to retirees.

Social Security Statement Gets A Redesign

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The new form spells out the benefits people get starting at each age between 62 and 70.

The Number Of Registered Reps Keeps Falling

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The ranks of registered representatives have been declining since 2015, Finra said.

Wealthy Investors Ditching The North For The Lower-Tax South

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Lower taxes and warmer climes make the South an appealing option for well-off investors.

Yield Isn't All That Matters With Dividend ETFs

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Income, safety and growth comprise the three-legged stool of investing in equity income.

Advisors Diverging From Traditional 60/40 Portfolios

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A Fidelity report found that advisors moved toward either riskier or more conservative allocations last year.

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