As we enter the new year, we want to share some best practices for investors regarding their IRA. Galleon suggests the following: 1 - Contribute the maximum amount. For the 2021 and 2022 tax years, investors under age 50 can invest up to $6,000 (or the lesser of taxable compensation) in their traditional and Roth [...]
Galleon's guide for long-term investing, which emphasizes focus and discipline, can help you achieve your investment goals. As we near the end of the year, consider how integrating more content with Galleon can help you create an enduring legacy. Why you should merge your assets with Galleon Combining your assets may seem like [...]
The new year saw new federal legislation (SECURE ACT 2.0) enacted to make it easier for retirement plan participants to save even more, and to make it easier for plan sponsors to offer plans and enroll participants. The SECURE Act 2.0, enacted in 2019, is a follow-up to the SECURE Act, which was enacted [...]
When you think about your future retirement, there are many things to consider. This article focuses on retirement tax strategy optimization, and why it's important to think about how your different sources of income, such as Social Security or a pension, retirement accounts, and other assets, will interact. During retirement, your tax bracket may [...]
As 2022 draws to a close and preparations are made for the coming year, we have compiled a list of five strategies that can assist you in maximizing your savings, minimizing your tax burden, and remaining on pace to achieve your financial objectives. This article focuses on how you can optimize your year-end [...]
Until 2023, if you're under age 50, you can contribute up to $6,500 to one or more IRA accounts. If you are 50 or older, the limit is slightly higher ($7,500). * You can contribute to a year-specific IRA any time between January 1 and the next year's tax deadline (usually April 15). So [...]
How to know how much you can spend Self-control is a personal trait that can make a person an excellent saver, but paradoxically, it can put them in difficulty when it comes time to dip into those savings. Numerous studies, including ours*, show that wealthy retirement investors typically don't spend much of their retirement [...]
Tax season is here and you can still contribute for 2021, but you may be wondering where to pay your dues. When it comes to IRAs, you have two main types to choose from – Roth and traditional. Making that choice - and knowing when and how much you can contribute - isn't always [...]
For most Americans, Social Security is an important source of retirement income. In fact, the Social Security Administration (SSA) reports that Social Security benefits make up about 33% of a retiree's income. * Many people see when to start taking Social Security as an easy decision — and unsurprisingly, many choose to enroll as [...]
Many investors are concerned about the possibility of a recession. Typically, with talk of a recession comes the thoughts of withdrawing money from the stock market and placing it elsewhere. This can result in capital losses, and later, when the stock market recovers, investors regret selling their stocks out of panic. This article [...]
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