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LIFE series: Leaving A Job

June 1, 2024 financial planning retirement

We recently covered the life event of getting a new job. Now we’re turning our attention to the moment when employment terminates. There are happy and unhappy reasons to leave a job, and they all bring with many things to consider.

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LIFE series: A New Job

May 24, 2024 financial advisor richmond financial planning

Next up on the LIFE seres we are looking at some of the financial factors a New Job can bring. While a new job can ...

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Mistakes Your Financial Advisor Can Prevent

August 4, 2023 financial advisor financial advisor richmond

Sometimes, your financial life can look like this. You have an amazing estate planning attorney, a great CPA, a competent investment manager, an insurance agent ...

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Retirement, Market Downturns and You

October 3, 2022

For those of you approaching retirement, or already in-retirement, we recently heard a great quote from one of our peers, “if it were true that ...

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What You Should Think of Economic and Market News

September 2, 2022 economy financial planning

Anyone following financial news in the first eight months of 2022 hasn’t had much to be happy about. It can help to clarify what some ...

Medicare expert, Bryan Gay, begins his presentation on Medicare Awareness.

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EVO Medicare Awareness Session with Bryan Gay

August 15, 2022 financial planning healthcare

Whether you are approaching Medicare age, already on Medicare - or simply want to learn more about it, we hosted a Medicare Awareness Session featuring ...

The 5-year rule for Roth IRA withdrawals

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The Five-Year Rule on Roth IRA Withdrawals

May 29, 2021

You may have heard of something called the "Five-Year Rule" when it comes to Roth IRA withdrawals. Well, actually, there are three five-year rules to ...