As we enter the last quarter of the year, there is still time to contribute to certain accounts before 2022. Because some of the maximum account limits changed from last year, and some haven’t, here’s a quick review of those limits and when you need to contribute: 2021 Account Limits: HSA For your health savings […]
What are Qualified Charitable Distributions?
For many people, their 72nd birthday is also when the required minimum distributions (RMDs) kick in for their individual retirement account (IRA.) If your RMDs are high, that means you run the risk of being taxed at a higher bracket, because those RMDs are counted as income. There are a variety of options to bring […]
Financial Habits to Teach Your Children
As a parent, you’ve probably seen your children pick up on your habits – good and bad. Even very young children can observe and take on some of your habits, and that includes your financial ones. The way you handle, talk about and spend money can create a lasting impact on your children, so it’s […]
2021 Economic Update: Q2
Despite some bumps in the road, 2021 has mostly looked like a recovery for the U.S. economy. As life looked a little more normal, spending has ramped up and investor confidence has grown. In the first quarter of 2021, the S&P 500 recorded a 52% growth in earnings, which is higher than we’ve seen in […]
What the Massachusetts Work from Home Tax Means for NH Residents
New Hampshire residents who worked remotely for Massachusetts companies during the COVID-19 pandemic may have to pay Massachusetts income tax, according to a state regulation. New Hampshire considered this regulation, which applies to about 80,000 NH residents, unconstitutional. The state brought it to the Supreme Court, who rejected the complaint without hearing it. So what […]
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