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What’s Your 401(k) Game Plan?

August 15, 2021|Retirement Income, Retirement Planning|

If you’re nearing retirement, have retired, or recently left your company for any reason, you should create a 401(k) game plan. Know how your investment options can expand, how to avoid tax traps, and what you’ll do with any company stock in your 401(k). There are many options, and the right one depends on your [...]

Retirement is Your Never-Ending Summer

August 13, 2021|Lifestyle, Retirement|

As summer draws to a close, we might be planning our last trip to the beach or a favorite weekend destination. Whether you choose to enjoy the long summer days by lounging around with a good book or doing something a little more physically taxing, summer is a special time that we've cherished since childhood. [...]

How a Financial Advisor Can Help You Pursue Tax-Smart Strategies

August 9, 2021|Tax Planning, Taxes|

They say there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but what about a tax-deductible lunch? While many of your income sources can be taxed, there are strategies to help minimize your overall tax burden before and in retirement. An advantage of going to one professional for all of your financial planning needs is that [...]

3 Common Scams Aimed at Retirees

August 6, 2021|Cyber Security|

Cybercrimes aimed at older Americans have increased five times since 2014, and all too often, they're successful. Social Security and retirement account scams can be financially devastating and very difficult to correct, so know how to avoid them. Awareness is crucial - read about these three common scams aimed at retirees. Social Security Scam You [...]

How Will Social Security Respond to Higher Inflation?

August 2, 2021|Economy, Social Security|

Inflation is on the rise, and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell recently testified to Congress regarding the Federal Reserve’s commitment to controlling inflation. He admitted that inflation is “well above target” but didn’t indicate any major changes in Fed policy in the near future.[1] Retirees may need to be concerned about inflation, which can eat [...]

Financial Lessons from Alexander Hamilton

July 30, 2021|Financial Planning|

Alexander Hamilton was the first Secretary of the Treasury: He created the first national bank, consolidated the new country's war debts, and established federal credit. You could say he was America's first Chief Financial Officer. He was also a self-taught immigrant who started with no wealth but ended up on the $10 bill. Hamilton never [...]

Please note that these publications and appearances occurred before West Wealth Group became a Federally Registered Investment Advisor. They have the disclosures that were required by prior firms and have not been updated in an effort to be transparent and not confuse our clients and prospects.

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