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5 Ways to Maximize Your Holiday Donations

With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, the season of giving is here! It’s a special time to give back to your community in meaningful ways. With a little planning, you can make your donations go even further without overextending yourself. Here are five tips to help you make the most of your holiday…

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October 2024 Blog Newsletter

October Captain’s Log November 5th is Only a Few Weeks Away As the Presidential Election approaches, it’s no surprise that it’s top of mind for our clients and dominating the news. With November 5th just around the corner, I’d like to remind our readers that this is the third time in the past 12 months…

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Ready for Open Enrollment? What You Need to Know

As fall approaches, so does open enrollment season—a critical time for employees to review and make important decisions and updates about their benefits. Most companies start open enrollment on November 1st, so now is the time to get organized and make sure you’re prepared. Review Your Current Benefits Before considering new options, take a thorough…

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As Kids Head Back to College: 2024 Changes to College Savings Options

As most parents of college-bound children just sent their students off for the year ahead, it’s essential to revisit your college savings strategy for your children, particularly with some new changes that took effect in 2024. Why College Savings Plans Matter College is a significant financial commitment, and planning ahead is crucial to keep costs…

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August 2024 Blog Newsletter

August Captain’s Log Make Sure to Enjoy the Road to Financial Independence I have been blessed to have thousands of different conversations with my clients about the purpose of their money over the last nearly 20 years. All of the answers from clients to a question such as, “What is important about money to you?”…

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End of Summer is a Great Time for a Financial Check-up: Here are the Top 5 Things Retirees Should Review Mid-Year

As summer winds down, it’s the perfect opportunity for retirees to take a step back and revisit their financial goals. Conducting a mid-year financial check-up can allow you to make any necessary adjustments before the year ends. Here are five easy steps to ensure your retirement plans are right on track: 1. Give Your Budget…

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July 2024 Blog Newsletter

July Captain’s Log Gratitude! As we near the end of July, I can’t help but marvel at how quickly time passes and how much we’ve accomplished. On behalf of all the team members at Anchor Wealth Management, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you. The momentum we’ve built is truly inspiring, with our team…

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June 2024 Blog Newsletter

June Captain’s Log Wealth Management in an Election Year One of my favorite holidays of the year, second only to Christmas, is July 4th! It’s a time to remember all those who came before us and the sacrifices that have been made. It’s a time to appreciate that we are free and live in the…

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The SECURE 2.0 Act: Everything You Need to Know and How It Impacts You

Did you know more than 4 out of 10 Americans aren’t saving for retirement, and more than half of Americans feel like they aren’t meeting their retirement goals? The world of retirement planning is ever-evolving, and staying informed about legislative changes is crucial to securing your financial future. The SECURE 2.0 Act is a significant…

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May 2024 Blog Newsletter

May Captain’s Log What Is Your Financial Independence Number? Do you know your Financial Independence Number (FIN)? Recently, I was listening to a podcast, and it was suggested that 99% of people do not know what their FIN is! The FIN is the amount of money someone needs to save to retire and live comfortably…

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