An End of Year Financial Check List

Important for your Financial Health

By Patrick Bourbon CFA

The last few weeks of the year are often a mad rush so we thought that it is a good time to share this checklist of important items to consider before the calendar year ends, all related to your investments and finances so that you can reach your goals and dreams faster.

1. Review your IRA – 401(k) / 403(b) retirement accounts – Are you on track for a comfortable retirement?
2. Start tax planning! It’s not too early to think about taxes – Asset location & Tax efficiency
3. Rebalance your portfolio
4. Harvest your capital losses
5. Check your emergency fund
6. Review your insurance policies
7. Contribute to your Health Spending Account
8. Take your Required Minimum Distribution
9. Contribute to your 529 Plan
10. Determine your net worth
11. Check your credit score
12. Check your beneficiaries
13. Update your estate plan
14. Maximize your business deductions
15. Spending and automated savings – You want to look ahead

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How the Economy is Hurting Americans

Doctors and Medical Professionals, Included

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The stock market was down 389 points yesterday! With the current state of the economy, depressed housing and jobs market, Americans are cutting back on basic necessities; clothing, healthy nutrition habits and food. Even doctor visits and medical practices are declining; and stress and anxiety are on the rise for all.

See how the economy is really affecting our quality of life with this somber look at our mental, physical and financial health in this infographic.

 

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