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What You Need to Know About the 2025 Changes to Inherited IRA Rules
The rules regarding inherited IRAs have changed in the last five years, and failing to comply with the new requirements may result in IRS penalties. These changes affect people inheriting IRAs and those looking to leave retirement accounts to heirs. How the SECURE Act...
Why More Families Are Choosing to Gift Wealth Earlier—and How to Do It
Estate management isn’t just about what happens after you’re gone— it’s also about what you can do now to help manage future estate taxes, transfer wealth strategically, and attempt to create a meaningful impact during your lifetime. Many families recognize that...
How to Turn Rising Healthcare Costs Into Opportunity with HSAs & FSAs
With the average family health‑insurance bill now north of $25,000 a year and deductibles up nearly 50 % in the past decade it’s no wonder many households feel squeezed. But two powerful tools Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), can...
The Majority of 401(k) Plans Underperform Cheaper Options, a Study Finds
The overwhelming majority of 401(k) plans have underperformed cheaper alternatives over the past decade, according to an analysis by Abernathy Daley 401 (k) Consultants, an administrator of corporate retirement plans. This trend is bound to continue unless substantive...
The Essential Documents Every Family Should Have (and Why They Matter)
We plan vacations, birthday parties, and even weekly dinners—but too often, we put off planning for the unexpected. The truth is, having your estate planning essentials in place is one of the most loving things you can do for your family. Whether you’re starting a...
Mid-Year Financial Checkup: 5 Smart Moves to Stay on Track in 2025
The halfway point of the year is the perfect time to pause, evaluate, and adjust your financial plan. Whether you're preparing for retirement or just getting started on your savings journey, a mid-year financial checkup ensures you're not leaving opportunities—or...
What’s the Job Market Look Like for 2025 Graduates?
It’s graduation season—a time of celebration and new beginnings. For families with college seniors, this time can bring both excitement and uncertainty. While some graduates have jobs lined up, many others still are navigating job searches anxiously. The main reasons...
Is It Smarter to Buy or Rent a Second Home?
As summer approaches, your thoughts may drift toward escaping your daily routine. Whether your idea of a perfect vacation is sitting on a pristine beach, fishing in a mountain lake, or playing the back nine between pickleball matches, many of our clients have come to...
April is National Financial Literacy Month: A Call to Empowerment and Prosperity
April marks National Financial Literacy Month, an important reminder of the critical role that financial literacy plays in safeguarding both personal well-being and our nation’s economic health. At Phoenix Financial Group, LLC, we believe that promoting financial...
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