Blog
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Aiming for 100: Why Women Should Plan and Invest Differently Than Men
Empyrion Wealth President Kimberly Foss explains why women should assume they will need income through age 100 when planning for retirement.
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Trump vs. Biden: Comparing the Tax Plans of the Two Candidates
How do President Trump and former vice president Joe Biden’s tax plans differ? Empyrion Wealth President Kimberly Foss takes stock of where the two candidates stand.
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Women-Owned Businesses: Getting the Breaks You Deserve
According to the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO.org), more than 11.6 million companies in the United States are owned by women.
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Pass It On: Gifting a Roth IRA to a Child or Grandchild
The magic of compounding, if learned early in life, can impress upon even the very young that money is something that can actually work for you, rather than the other way around.
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Retirement Accounts and Bankruptcy: Are You Protected?
If bankruptcy is the only way to protect yourself from the claims of creditors, it’s important to know what protections are available to your retirement account assets under federal and state law.
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Seniors and Property Tax Exemptions: What You Need to Know
If you’re thinking of buying a retirement home in a different state, don’t make the mistake of looking only at places with no income tax.
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Tech Stocks and Recent Market Price Adjustments: What You Need to Know
Pricing adjustments are a normal part of the functioning of efficient markets, as the buying and selling decisions of millions of individual entities are factored into the price of market-traded assets.
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Splitting the Difference: Apple, Tesla, and Your Portfolio
So why do people get so excited when their stocks split? Well, the general idea is that a stock split like those just announced by Apple and Tesla makes the shares affordable for more investors.
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Caring for Aging Parents? These Tax Breaks Could Help
As Baby Boomers continue to age, the responsibility to care for them will continue to fall on younger and younger cohorts of the population. With costs for healthcare and long-term care increasing much more rapidly than inflation, it’s also a situation that can pose stiff financial challenges.
