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Help Safeguard your Parent’s Finances to Prevent Financial Elder Abuse

By Chaz Fahrner, CFP®, EA, MSBA In 2008, the first baby boomer was eligible to retire early at age 62. Today, 10,000 boomers a day are retiring.  In the last few decades, there has been a shift from defined benefit retirement plans to defined contribution plans. This change has put the responsibility of managing money …

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Ease Stress by Simplifying Your Financial Life

By Chaz Fahrner, CFP®, EA According to the American Psychological Association, 72 percent of Americans are occasionally stressed about their finances and 22 percent feel extremely stressed about their finances. One of the biggest culprits for financial stress is the creation of unnecessary complexity. When we get busy, we tend to procrastinate and put our …

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Tax questions you should ask your financial professional before the end of the year

By Chaz Fahrner, CFP®, EA, MSBA Every year, an estimated 2 million individuals and families overpay their federal income taxes by an average of $440. Regardless of how you feel about taxes, you are still required to pay. However, there is no reason to pay more than what is required. Accountants are extraordinarily busy during …

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Help Jumpstart your Recent Graduate’s Financial Independence

Help Jumpstart your Recent Graduate’s Financial Independence   By Chaz Fahrner, CFP®, EA, MSBA Whether you have a high school or college graduate starting their first job, a few basic financial words of wisdom can provide a solid foundation for future financial success.  Meaningful conversations with a recent graduate about money can pay huge dividends …

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Ease Stress by Simplifying Your Financial Life

According to the American Psychological Association, 72 percent of Americans are occasionally stressed about their finances and 22 percent feel extremely stressed about their finances. One of the biggest culprits for financial stress is the creation of unnecessary complexity. When we get busy, we tend to procrastinate and put our finances on the back burner.  …

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