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Get your journey off to a great start with our complimentary financial resources: https://www.modwm.com/education-center/ Subscribe on YouTube to Catch our Videos: https://www.youtube.com/@AmericasWealthManagementShow?sub_confirmation=1 Retire
5 Wealth-Building Challenges Get your journey off to a great start with our complimentary financial resources: https://www.modwm.com/education-center/ Subscribe on YouTube to Catch our Videos: https://www.youtube.com/@AmericasWealthManagementS
Neal Falkenberry, CFA, joins Dean Barber and Bud Kasper, CFP®, AIF®, to talk about different examples of market risk. Market risk alludes to the uncertainty and possibility of losses that comes with an investor’s decisions that are related to f
After Wednesday brought encouraging news with inflation cooling in May, Neal Falkenberry, CFA, joined Dean Barber and Bud Kasper, CFP®, AIF®, to discuss where the Federal Reserve’s fight against inflation stands. And speaking of the Fed and fig
Returning for another episode, we have a very special guest, America’s IRA Expert - Ed Slott! Ed has five new important things to plan for as you avoid unnecessary tax landmines. From RMD age changes to beneficiary rules modifications for spous
On this episode, Dean and Bud talk to Ed Slott about his latest book – The Retirement Savings Time Bomb Ticks Louder. Dean and Bud, along with some of our advisors at Modern Wealth Management have been working with Ed Slott for many years as
Having a forward-looking tax plan is a critical consideration when it comes to wealth management. If you’re not careful, taxes can quickly destroy the financial wealth you’ve worked so hard for. It’s important to understand how your income sour
Everyone knows that you need to learn to crawl before you can walk and walk before you can run. With so many things in life, it’s critical to set short-term, mid-term and long-term goals. That’s certainly the case with your finances and trying
No one wants to work hard for their financial wealth only to see it unexpectedly vanish. That’s why it’s critical to have a forward-looking financial plan that stress tests against things that can derail your retirement plans. Dean Barber and B
We’ve published a lot of content that highlights how Roth conversions can be a helpful tax planning strategy for someone who is preparing for or going through retirement. However, Roth conversions aren’t for everyone. There are also reasons n
A huge factor of financial planning is controlling what you can control. It’s pivotal to understand that as you’re determining if you have enough money to get to and through retirement. The fear of outliving your money is a retirement risk that
How much money are you going to take from what accounts, and when are you going to take it in retirement? Logan DeGraeve, CFP®, AIF® and Chris Rett, CFP®, AIF® want to make sure that you have a retirement distribution strategy that has you with
Do you think you can just live on Social Security income? Do you think you'll have more than enough to retire if you just save to your 401(k) match? Or maybe you've wondered if Medicare will cover all your health care costs. On this episode of
Are you overspending and don’t even realize it? Or are you underspending and living well below your means? And whether you’re overspending or underspending, how are you supposed to be able to tell? Retirement Plan Checklist: https://bit.ly/4ai5
You're in the retirement red zone – your 60s. It’s time to put your plans in action! You’ve been working for your money for a LONG time, now it’s time for it to work for you. Planning for retirement doesn’t end when you retire, it’s an ongoing
Continuing in our series, Dean and Bud are digging into retirement planning in your 50s. You're in a critical time, it's time to get serious about your plans. Retirement Plan Checklist: https://bit.ly/4a0MVgW Financial Planning Tool: https://b
If you’re in your 40s, how many years do you think you have until retirement? So many people just assume that they might not be able to retire for another 20 years or so. But rather than making that assumption, tune into today’s show, as Logan
Why would someone need to start planning for retirement in their 30s? Well, there are actually several reasons. It's important to understand that how you save in your 30s can oftentimes dictate how you spend later on in life. Logan DeGraeve, CF
First Trust Senior Economist Andrew Opdyke joins Dean Barber to make a guest appearance on America's Wealth Management Show. Tune in to learn Andrew's keen insight on the Fed's actions since 2020, the economic impacts, and where Americans find
No one wants to prepare for the death of a spouse. The grief associated with that is already too much for the surviving spouse and the rest of their family to handle. However, there are several key checklist items that need to be addressed fol
Many taxpayers feel like they have paid their fair share in taxes. And in some cases, far more than their fair share. So, how do you pay less taxes? This line of thinking can cause people to be very shortsighted when it comes to reducing their
Were you a big fan of the game show, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, with the late Regis Philbin? Of course, everyone wants to be a millionaire, but unless you were a rare winner of the popular game show, becoming a millionaire isn’t as easy as
As self-proclaimed Rothaholics, Bud Kasper, CFP®, AIF® and Dean Barber could talk to you for hours about benefits of a Roth IRA. Bud and Dean strongly believe that the Roth IRA is one of the best things ever written within the tax code, so they
April is an important month in the wealth management industry, especially with Tax Day coming up on April 15. Taxes are one of our financial planning pillars at Modern Wealth Management, and they play a big role in the other three pillars—estat
If you’ve spent the past 30-40 years working, think about how many hours you’ve spent at work if you’ve averaged a 40-hour work week. 40 hours a week multiplied by 52 (weeks in one year) multiplied by 40 equals 83,200 hours over 40 years. If yo
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