Why Spokane Retirees Need Money In Different Tax Buckets
When planning for retirement, most people focus on how much they need to save, but just as important is where they save it.
When planning for retirement, most people focus on how much they need to save, but just as important is where they save it.
For many retirees, generosity is a key part of their financial legacy.
The Complete Guide to Donor-Advised Funds: Insights from a Spokane Financial AdvisorAs a financial advisor with years of experience guiding clients in Spokane,…
As a Certified Financial Planner ® professional with many years of experience helping retirees and families in Spokane, I’ve had countless conversations about…
When it comes to estate planning, many retirees focus on drafting a will, believing it dictates where their assets will go after death.
For high-income earners, contributing directly to a Roth IRA isn’t always possible because of IRS income limits.
In today’s digital-first world, much of our personal and financial life exists on phones, tablets, and computers.
If you are a retiree in Spokane with taxable investment accounts, you may have heard of tax-loss harvesting but might not fully understand how it works.
When it comes to estate planning, a common concern among families is how to transfer wealth to the next generation without leaving heirs with an unanticipated…
As a financial advisor in Spokane, I come across people who have made excellent efforts to save for retirement in their 401(k) or some other tax-deferred…
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, passed in July 2025, permanently extends many of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) provisions and introduces new tax…
Happy Friday! Noah here. Jenny and I had a wonderful weekend celebrating her Grandpa’s 90th birthday in Lewiston.