Piecing Together The Estate Planning Puzzle
Coordination between an investor, investment advisor, and an estate attorney can help turn what can be a complicated puzzle into a plan.
Grateful for index fund creator Jack Bogle’s contributions to everyday investing, Gordie Gorsuch, CFA, writes about effective investing on the Simple Truth blog. His calm voice of reason resonates in posts such as “Risk and Return Go Hand in Hand.”
Coordination between an investor, investment advisor, and an estate attorney can help turn what can be a complicated puzzle into a plan.
While most funds in a typical Vista portfolio saw little to no year-end capital gain distributions, many mutual fund shareholders found themselves on the receiving end of large tax bills.
Given the late 2014 rule change and ongoing uncertainty surrounding QCDs, this is a good time to review a few charitable giving basics. By planning in advance, you can ensure your giving strategy benefits from all available tax deductions.
How does one filter out the noise and identify what is essential to long-term success? These simple guidelines can help.
Expectations of all market participants combine to set both stock prices and point spreads. An individual has to be extraordinarily confident (or oblivious) to think they can outsmart the crowd.
Trimming an investment that has become “overgrown” can mean realizing gains and paying taxes. Not to be unexpected, this is part of being a successful, long-term investor.