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Year-End Planning Checklist

This checklist may help you uncover opportunities to minimize taxes and identify other opportunities at year-end.

Ten Income and Estate Tax Planning Strategies

Here is an overview of the current tax rate landscape and 10 tax-smart strategies to consider for 2024.

Business Succession Planning

Understand the key elements of a business succession plan and the steps you need to take.

A Closer Look at the Current Estate and Gift Tax Rules

This flyer explores key estate figures, estate planning considerations and gift tax considerations.

Understanding Charitable Giving Strategies

Understanding charitable giving options can maximize impact while helping donors realize valuable tax benefits. 

Donating IRA Assets to a Charity

A unique provision of an IRA allows retirees age 70½ and older to direct a donation to a qualified charity tax free, with certain limits. Learn how it works. 

Safeguarding Your Wealth: Asset protection strategies and checklist

Learn the basic principles of asset protection and strategies for safeguarding your wealth. 

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Wealth Planning Insights View More

A weekly blog authored by Bill Cass, Director of Wealth Planning, CFP®, CPWA®. The blog covers timely topics around financial planning to share with clients.

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Supercharge Your Roth Savings With After-Tax Contributions

September 30, 2026

Some employer retirement plans allow after-tax contributions that can be converted to Roth assets. Learn how a mega backdoor Roth strategy works and key considerations for retirement planning.

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Trump Accounts Are Here: What Families Need to Know

September 23, 2026

Trump Accounts are now available nationwide. Explore how the new tax-advantaged accounts work, who can contribute and key considerations for families evaluating their long-term savings options.

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Planning Considerations for a Direct Indexing Program

September 16, 2026

Direct indexing may offer investors greater customization and tax-planning flexibility. Explore key considerations for incorporating the strategy into a broader wealth plan.

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