How can prudent investors and those with retirement financial plans take advantage of opportunities like a dip in the market? Income taxes for most of us are the largest expense we will have in our lifetime. Reducing income taxation is a key part of a successful financial plan, especially in retirement. You have more control
In Jim Brogan’s latest interview on The Bob Yarbrough Show on NewsTalk 98.7, Jim explains what black swan events are, how they and market volatility can affect your finances, the future of taxes, and much more! Click to listen!
As part of its March 2020 coronavirus response, the federal government gave tax filers 90 extra days to pay their 2019 income taxes, allowing taxpayers to delay filing their 2019 taxes until July 15, 2020. If you have not filed your taxes yet, there are a few surprising taxable items as well as some extended
During this period of volatility, many are asking where the economy is headed. As the coronavirus affects the U.S. financially and socially in a way previously unseen, lawmakers are acting to boost the economy, and analysts are predicting what’s to come. We’ve officially entered a bear market, and the Federal Reserve has responded. So, what
If the state of the market has caused you to worry, you’re probably not alone. The coronavirus and falling oil prices have caused many to panic. In times of uncertainty, it can be easy to make knee-jerk decisions and forget about the long-term. However, consider these do’s and don’ts in a volatile market. Don’t withdraw early
Listen to Jim’s latest interview on The Phil Williams Show on NewsTalk 98.7, LIVE from the Brogan Financial Studios. Why is the stock market rallying in the midst of an economic downturn? Listen below to find out Jim’s thoughts!
Planning for retirement is never a “set it and forget it” activity. There are unexpected disasters, market drops, and changing laws that invariably cause retirees to reevaluate their plans of action. Recently, market volatility and the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates may have you wondering how to respond. Here’s what to consider when
Our daily routines and normal life have been so disrupted with the coronavirus that it is the complete opposite of what our lives looked like a month ago. Many of us can’t go into the office or our place of business, and we might consider getting take-out, but not sitting down to enjoy the company
Listen to Jim’s latest interview with Hallerin Hill where he discussed his thoughts on how to handle financial planning during this crisis. Click to listen!
COVID-19 has taken a society that is more connected than ever and disconnected us physically. It is strangling the economy and creating feelings of uncertainty and fear for everyone. It’s hard to not be paralyzed thinking there isn’t anything you can do to have a positive impact during this crisis. However, there are ways you
