This article is original content written by Manchester, CT Financial Advisor Thomas Scanlon, CFP®, CPA Don’t you just love it when a Major League athlete signs a huge contract with a new team and says, “It’s not about the money.”…
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“It’s Not About the Money”
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The Difference Between a Roth IRA Contribution and a Roth Conversion
Roth IRA The Roth IRA (“Roth”) is an excellent tool to help provide for retirement funding. Here are 3 Proven Reasons You Need a Roth IRA. The Roth is a younger investor’s best vehicle to use. Unlike the IRA,…
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Estate Planning Lessons Learned From My Mom’s Estate
This article is original content written by Manchester, CT Financial Advisor Thomas Scanlon, CFP®, CPA My mother passed away this year at age 84. While her estate was fairly modest, here is some estate planning lessons we learned about…
3 Reasons Affluent Connecticut Residents Should Consider a Roth Conversion
Affluent folks in Connecticut should consider doing a Roth Conversion. What is a Roth Conversion? This is when a distribution is made from an IRA, taxed and then converted into a Roth IRA. Here are Five Reasons the Affluent…
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5 Reasons to Fund a 529 College Savings Plan
1) College is Expensive Financing a college education today can be a big challenge. Having written some checks for college I find it handy to have a cold six pack close by. According to the College Board, the average…
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