HSAs are lauded for their triple-tax benefits, and can be useful for wealthy clients, even if they don’t do much to improve American health care.
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Effective tax management is a year-round operation, but there are timely strategies to consider right now.
Thanks to a sweeping bill enacted by Congress last year, many American taxpayers may owe less to the IRS this April than we feared.
Tax planning tools have been around for years, but they’ve mostly been manual.
Shipping clients off to Texas or Florida, where there are no income taxes, is far from the first option advisors consider.
It’s not impossible to get much of the upside of stocks without the downside. (Of course, there’s a caveat.)
Many of the new retirement account rules that take effect in 2026 can simplify building up the savings necessary to live the life you want.
New tax laws including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act present novel risks and opportunities when filing next year’s tax returns.
Either one of these popular tax-advantaged strategies can help clients diversify and defer tax bills, but they can be complex as well as costly.
Nearly 70% of high-net-worth clients said advisors should help them reduce their taxes, Cerulli found.
Some worry about adding to the already ballooning national debt, while others applaud extending the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Rich investors with large stock portfolios and capital gains get a tax bonus with 351 ETF exchanges.
Dying is one thing, but living without money is another, according to a recent survey.
With President Trump now in his second term, estate tax policy has once again taken center stage.