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The Trump Savings Account, part II

The Trump Savings Account, part II

Trump Savings Account Key take-aways: No tax deduction for contributions Cash only (no appreciated stock deposits) Contributions: before age 18: only parents, guardians, or employers can contribute (up to $5,000/year) Contributions: after 18 ? only the account owner...

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Trump Accounts Are Coming.  Now What?

Trump Accounts Are Coming. Now What?

Trump Accounts Are Coming.  Now What? Key take-aways: Ownership Structure: Trump Accounts are owned by the child, similar to a 529 college savings plan, emphasizing that they are primarily for retirement, not for college or home purchases. Account Features: These...

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Modified Adjusted Gross Income – What is It?

Modified Adjusted Gross Income – What is It?

Modified Adjusted Gross Income Key Takeaways: Modified Adjusted Gross Income determines Medicare premiums (IRMAA). MAGI (Modified Adjusted Gross Income) isn’t a line on your tax return. If you exceed the IRMAA threshold by $1, you'll pay higher premiums. Medicare uses...

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One Big Beautiful Bill – Highlights

One Big Beautiful Bill – Highlights

One Big Beautiful Bill Key Takeaways: 1. SALT Deduction Increase: From $10,000 to $40,000 (indexed for inflation through 2029) — but phased out at certain income levels. 2. Tax Brackets from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are now permanent for individuals and...

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How Much Should I Contribute To My 401k?

How Much Should I Contribute To My 401k?

How Much Should I Contribute To My 401k Here are some of the key take-aways from the video "How Much Should I Contribute To My 401k?" - 61% of retirement plans feature automatic enrollment - Two-thirds of those plans automatically increase 401(k) deferrals - Those...

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Questions To Ask A Financial Advisor

Questions To Ask A Financial Advisor

Questions To Ask A Financial Advisor Key take-aways from Questions To Ask A Financial Advisor: Not all financial advisors are required to always act in your best interests. Over 40% of Americans mistakenly believe all financial advisors are legally required to do so....

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“Are You A Fiduciary?”

“Are You A Fiduciary?”

"Are You A Fiduciary?" "Are You A Fiduciary?" - Links Catch all our Mullooly Asset videos here Subscribe to the Mullooly Asset YouTube Channel Watch this episode ("Are You A Fiduciary?") on our YouTube Channel "Are You A Fiduciary?" - Transcript As a fiduciary, we...

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Buffett To Retire as CEO: What’s Next?

Buffett To Retire as CEO: What’s Next?

Buffett To Retire as CEO On May 3, 2025, Warren Buffett announced (at the end of the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting) he would be stepping down as CEO of the organization.  Tom, Tim and Brendan spent some time this week discussing some topics of note about Buffett...

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April Market Mayhem: Stay or Go?

April Market Mayhem: Stay or Go?

April Market Mayhem: Stay or Go? Takeaways: - If day-to-day market swings are rattling you, making you rethink retirement, or considering going back to work, you simply have too much money in the stock market. - Proper allocation of "money at risk" versus "money not...

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State Income Taxes – should we move?

State Income Taxes – should we move?

State Income Taxes - should we move? Thinking about moving to lower your state income taxes, or eliminate them? Do the math before you start packing.  Take-aways: 1. State income taxes should NOT be the primary decision-making point when considering moving in...

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