Posts Tagged ‘401(k)’
The Hidden Cost of Delaying 401(k) and Roth Decisions Until Mid-Year
High-earning physicians rarely procrastinate with patients.But with money?Different story. Many doctors wait until summer or even fall to decide: How much to put into a 401(k) Whether to use Roth vs pre-tax How their practice and side income change the plan On paper, it feels harmless.You still “maxed out,” right? In reality, delaying these decisions…
Read MoreMake Your Retirement Plan Pay You Back
You work hard.Your retirement plan should pay you back now and later. This guide gives you clear steps you can run this month.Short lines. Direct actions. No fluff. What “pay you back” means Cash benefit today Lower taxes this year Flexible withdrawals later Protection for family and practice Ask yourself: Where’s the free money? Which…
Read MoreCash Balance Plans for High-Earning Physicians: When It Works
You earn a strong income.You want a bigger deduction and a predictable way to save.A cash balance plan might fit. It might not. This guide keeps the steps simple. Clean math. Real trade-offs. Short lines you can scan. What a cash balance plan is A defined benefit plan with a pay credit and an interest…
Read MoreLiability Protection for Doctors: Shield Your Practice and Personal Wealth
You treat patients.You also carry risk. This guide keeps it simple.Short lines. Clear steps. Action you can run this week. What “liability protection” really means One bad event shouldn’t touch good assets. Your practice risk stays inside the practice. Your personal life stays separate. Taxes support the plan and free cash to protect more. Start…
Read MoreMake Your Retirement Plan Pay You Back
You work hard.Your retirement plan should pay you back—now and later. This guide shows simple moves you can run this month.Short lines. Clear actions. No fluff. What “pay you back” means Cash benefit today Lower taxes this year More choices later Protection for your family and practice Ask yourself: Where can I get free money?…
Read MoreRetirement Planning for Individuals
In 2022, it was found that 49% of people between the ages of 49 and 56 were not prepared for retirement. They didn’t have the right savings, investments, or sources of income to get them there. This can be an extremely scary thing. The last thing you want around that age is to be unprepared.…
Read MoreHow Inflation Affects Your Taxes
In 2022, Americans saw the biggest increase since 1981 in inflation, a whopping 9.1%. This is a pain that’s felt by every citizen across the country, from the groceries they buy to the gas they put into their cars. However, these everyday purchases aren’t the only places that Americans will feel the effects of inflation. Inflation…
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