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What's already decided in your 2026 taxes, and what you can still change
When it comes to taxes, December gets all the attention, but October is when you can still make meaningful moves to change the outcome of your tax picture. At this point in the year, most of your 2026 tax bill is already written. The good news is that there is still a part you can change. Roth conversions, Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs), and charitable gifts from your IRA generally must be finalized by December 31, or earlier depending on your custodian's cutoff date f

Leslie Rea, MBA, CFP®, MCEP®


Roth Conversions: Here's what you need to know
A Roth conversion sounds like a highly technical and formidable thing, but it doesn’t have to be. The process itself is quite simple. It...

Asad Gourani, CFP®, EA


What You Need To Know About Federal Student Loan Repayment Plans
Did you just don your graduation cap and gown? Congrats! Now that you are ready to start your career, it’s time to think seriously about...

Asad Gourani, CFP®, EA


Tax Credits vs Tax Deductions
For the average consumer, taxes can be a confusing subject. Professionals are throwing around terminologies that makes very little sense...

Asad Gourani, CFP®, EA


Understanding the New Qualified Business Income Deduction
After the reduction of corporate tax rate from a high of 35% to a flat rate of 21%, the Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) added a new qualified...

Asad Gourani, CFP®, EA


Traditional vs Roth IRA- A deeper dive
There are many different methods and vehicles you can use to help you save for retirement. Much of it boils down to your own individual...

Asad Gourani, CFP®, EA
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