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WiserAdvisor Insights

A team of dedicated writers, editors and finance specialists sharing their insights, expertise and industry knowledge to help individuals live their best financial life and reach their personal financial goals. We believe that there is no place for fear in anyone's financial future and that each individual should have easy access to credible financial advice.

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24 Nov 2019

Living Trusts: Facts and Fiction

Estate planning, simply put, is the management and distribution of one’s assets after their death or incapacitation. Its primary objective is to distribute a person’s estate to its rightful heirs, with a focus to reduce estate tax. Of the many methods involved in estate planning, the two basic ones are writing a will and setting […]

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23 Nov 2019

Does Your Estate Plan Work?

Estate planning is an indisputable way to a secure future. Starting with the simple step of making a will, estate planning can also involve setting up a trust, preparing a power of attorney, protecting the interests of a minor, and much more. In fact, contrary to popular belief, everyone needs an estate plan even if […]

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22 Nov 2019

All About Setting Financial Goals

The importance of savings is well-known, but just merely hoarding cash in a cabinet is of no use unless you have specific goals. Setting up financial goals can help you shape your future. Without a set of targets, you would find yourself spending on unnecessary items, and falling short of funds in case of an […]

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18 Nov 2019

Why Do You Need to Have a Portfolio Protection Strategy?

Much like the market, your portfolio protection strategy should be dynamic in nature. With changing laws, market situations, economic expansion and downturn, the value of your assets and their tax liabilities also change. Creating a portfolio is not a one-time task. There will be many times when you will be required to make immediate decisions […]

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15 Nov 2019

Strategies for Smart Post-Retirement Income

Most people aim to have a steady and peaceful post-retirement life. They spend their formative years trying to find ways to save up for their retirement. However, working hard is not the only prerequisite for a secure future. You also need a smart post-retirement strategy in place. Having a strategy ensures a lasting and steady […]

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13 Nov 2019

Mistakes People Make With Their Retirement Benefits

Not getting everything exactly right remains a common inevitability about retirement planning. One isn’t always very sure about how their needs and expenses may change in the future. The best thing they can do is guess and estimate. But because of the unpredictability of the future, forecasting retirement benefits can sometimes lead to mistakes rather […]

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11 Nov 2019

Tips to Minimize Estate Taxes with Proper Estate Planning

Estate planning is often an ignored subject, yet an important one which should be on the top of your priority list. More than half of the adult U.S population is yet to make a will. The absence of a will could prove to be disastrous for their children if a tragedy were to strike. As […]

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08 Nov 2019

The Ultimate Guide on Budgeting and Expense Tracking

According to a survey conducted by the World Bank in 2017, America is the world’s largest consumer market in the world. This data gives us a clear insight into the country’s consumer spending behavior. The modern world presents each of us with various products and services to spend our money on. Whether it is grabbing […]

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06 Nov 2019

Importance of Debugging Errors in Retirement Calculations

Regardless of your age or the profession you are in, retirement is bound to come knocking on your door someday. Experts say that the right time to start saving for retirement is the day you earn your first paycheck. Considering that most people start working in their 20s or 30s, it may seem like there’s […]

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05 Nov 2019

Retirement Planning If You Started Late

There can be many reasons for starting to save late. Not everyone hits the jackpot and a stable job in their 20s or 30s. Some people are occupied with family duties, some struggle to pay off student debt, and some are just complacent. Regardless of the reason, the importance of retirement planning cannot be stressed […]

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03 Nov 2019

Are You Saving Enough?

The one advice that people often receive from parents, grandparents, mentors, and even bosses, is to save money. It is also something that we unconsciously advise people around us to follow. But, even though saving money is considered to be a universal rule, nobody really talks about how much one should save. In this ever-changing […]

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01 Nov 2019

7 Common Assumptions About Retirement Planning

Retirement planning can seem like a never-ending activity. Financial experts advise people to start saving for retirement as early in life as possible. A process this long is bound to create some misconceptions in your mind. Keeping up with market fluctuations, the changing state of the economy, rising and falling real estate prices, etc., can […]

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31 Oct 2019

Clearing air around the term “Tax Exempt”

Having to pay huge sums of tax on your hard-earned assets can pinch a little. This is why most people are always on the lookout for ways to evade tax or invest in assets that reduce their tax load. The term ‘tax-exempt’ means to be eligible to not pay income tax to the government. Certain […]

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29 Oct 2019

Financial Tips for a Lifetime

Managing your finances optimally can often be the key to a happy life. Unfortunately, many of us are weak at managing our finances and usually don’t end up as comfortable and wealthy as we could. It’s a fact the there is a deep link between life and money.  Most Important Financial Tips at 3 Crucial […]

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27 Oct 2019

How to Find the Right Withdrawal Rate from Your Retirement Corpus?

Retirement planning refers to saving money for when you finally decide to leave the workforce behind. In most developed nations, the age of 65, is traditionally seen as an acceptable time to retire. If we go by recent trends, we will find that an average American retires at the age of 62. This leaves them […]

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The blog articles on this website are provided for general educational and informational purposes only, and no content included is intended to be used as financial or legal advice. A professional financial advisor should be consulted prior to making any investment decisions. Each person’s financial situation is unique, and your advisor would be able to provide you with the financial information and advice related to your financial situation.