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Question: What should I review in my financial plan mid-year? The summer is in full swing, and we’re officially halfway through 2025. Like many of us, you may have dutifully made New Year’s resolutions. But as the saying goes, “The only constant is change.” That’s why July is an ideal time for a mid-year financial...
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Have you accumulated a significant portion of your net worth in a single company’s stock and wondered, “How do I manage a concentrated equity position without risking my financial future?” If so, you’re not alone. Many individuals—whether through company stock plans, investments, or equity compensation—find themselves holding too much of one stock, and that can...
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Can I sell my house without paying capital gains taxes? What if my children don’t want the family home? Is it wrong to value liquidity more than real estate assets? These are some of the most common questions we hear when helping families with estate planning and highly appreciated real estate. Whether it’s a long-loved...
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“I don’t know where I’m going—but I know how to get there.”  – Boyd Varty, The Lion Tracker’s Guide to Life This ironic, almost paradoxical phrase beautifully captures the mystery of the journey—whether you’re tracking lions, navigating a complex city like London, or working through the challenges of charitable planning. It could just as easily...
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How do I pay for my child’s college without hurting my retirement? Bella and Mark always dreamed of sending their two kids to college. But as their oldest approached junior year, reality set in: tuition costs had skyrocketed, and their savings weren’t quite where they hoped. They started wondering—can we help our kids graduate debt-free...
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What are the best strategies for charitable giving to reduce taxes? Lily had always been passionate about supporting her community, from local shelters to environmental causes. As her wealth grew, so did her desire to make a significant, lasting impact. But as tax season approached, she began to wonder: Is there a way to give...
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Person reviewing tax documents with financial advisor to plan for next year
“What should I do after tax season to reduce my tax burden next year?” Tax season can feel overwhelming, even for the most organized individuals and business owners. Whether you faced an unexpected tax bill, missed deductions, or simply felt the stress of last-minute filing, now is the perfect time to reflect and prepare for...
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Karl Frank, CFP, hosting investment and market update session in Denver.
Summary – Q1 2025 Investment Commentary Markets saw sharp volatility in Q1 2025. U.S. stocks corrected twice, impacted by heightened geopolitical tensions and an aggressive tariff announcement from President Trump — pushing tariffs to levels not seen in over a century. Despite this, foreign equities and bonds provided a silver lining, highlighting the importance of...
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Founders of A&I Wealth Management, Art and Inge Rewinkel, pioneers in personalized financial planning
“Inspiring stories of women breaking barriers in the financial industry” Inge Rewinkel never imagined she would become a trailblazer in the financial industry. But alongside her husband, Art, she co-founded A&I Wealth Management, building a company that has helped countless families secure their financial futures. Their journey—rooted in dedication, resilience, and a commitment to client...
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Investor reviewing portfolio with financial advisor to avoid emotional investing decisions
“Should I sell my investments when I’m feeling anxious about the market?” John sat at his kitchen table, staring at his investment portfolio. The news was on in the background—another crisis, another market dip, another reason to panic. He had worked hard to build his savings, but the fear of losing it all made him...
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