School of Saving and Investing
The School of Savings & Investing, presented by Meld University, conducts classes and publishes articles to help you stay abreast of the world of investing.
IRA Contribution Limits in 2024
November 30, 2023School of Saving and Investing
The amount you can contribute to a SEP, SIMPLE, Traditional, and Roth Individual Retirement Account will increase in 2024.
Deciding Between Cash Investments
November 2, 2023School of Saving and Investing
Bank accounts and money market funds are about as close as you can get to holding actual cash, but there are important distinctions.
The Basics of Estate Tax
August 3, 2023School of Saving and Investing
If you have a large estate, federal estate taxes – and in some cases state estate taxes – can reduce the inheritance you planned to leave.
What are Required Minimum Distributions (RMD’s)?
July 21, 2023School of Saving and Investing
Required Minimum Distributions are minimum withdrawals that must be taken from retirement accounts once you reach a certain age.
Retirement Accounts: A Comprehensive Guide
July 13, 2023School of Saving and Investing
There are so many different types of retirement accounts, it can be difficult to keep track. This handy guide makes it easy.
Banking Turmoil – Is Your Cash Safe?
June 8, 2023School of Saving and Investing
Bank failures can be frightening for investors, but there are protections in place to prevent you from losing your funds.
Should You Prioritize Saving for Retirement or Your Child’s Education?
May 11, 2023School of Saving and Investing
You often must choose between saving for your own retirement or your child’s education. These factors can help you decide.
What is SmartScreen™?
February 24, 2023School of Saving and Investing
SmartScreen™ ensures that funds included in our clients’ portfolios meet our high standards.
The SECURE Act 2.0 Passed – What does it Mean for Your Retirement Plan?
January 12, 2023School of Saving and Investing
The SECURE Act 2.0 passed in late December. This legislation includes many changes that could impact your retirement plan.