Iowa retirement planning

Iowa Fiduciary Tax Season

Now is the Time to Kickstart Your Tax Planning Strategy

The 2024 tax season will officially start on January 29, 2024, according to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Proactive tax planning can help you minimize liability, help maximize your savings, and help ensure compliance with the latest tax regulations. The IRS expects more than 128.7 million individual tax returns to be filed by the April […]

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Emotional Decisions With Long-Term Implications

When planning for your retirement, it’s crucial to consider not only short-term financial decisions but also long-term ones. Your golden years should be a time of financial security and peace of mind, which requires thoughtful planning and foresight. Listen to the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson here to learn more.

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Should Your Retirement Plan Include Long-Term Care Insurance?

Planning for retirement in Iowa encompasses various financial aspects, from accumulating savings to managing investments, and envisioning your desired lifestyle. While many focus on building a robust nest egg, overlooking the potential need for long-term care can jeopardize financial security in later years. In today’s economic environment, incorporating long-term care insurance into your retirement plan

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The Guide

Have you ever found yourself lost in an unfamiliar place? The road to retirement can feel like getting lost in a foreign destination. In a world full of chaos and unpredictability, a financial advisor can make a big difference. Listen to the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson here to learn

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New Retirement Savings Rule: Putting Your Interests First

The U.S. Department of Labor announced Oct. 31 a proposed rule to expand the scope of investment advice from a financial professional that would be considered a ‘Fiduciary’ under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act and Internal Revenue Code. Aligned with the Biden-Harris administration’s efforts to help protect retirement investors, the proposal would require trusted

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Mailbag

Today, we’re opening the virtual mailbag to answer the most pressing questions we receive here at Johnson Wealth and Income Management. Today’s listener, Judith, asks, “I’m on a fixed income, pay rent, have my Social Security income, pension, CDs, and insurance policies. But I’m not invested in stocks, and this income still isn’t enough to

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