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The Architects
This blog is written primarily by Gary Brooks, CFP, Allyn Hughes, CFP, and Nancy Jones, CFP of Brooks, Hughes & Jones, Partners in Wealth Management in Tacoma.
Contributions are also provided by other local legal, tax and financial professionals. Our goal is to offer insight and education to help Puget Sound area residents answer pesky money questions and build financial security.
Reach us for comment or question at 253.534.8888 or info@BHJadvisors.com. Thank you for reading.
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Category Archives: Taxes
Coming Tax Changes Create Incentive to Act Now
Most of us prefer to think about taxes only once per year. However, with significant changes coming in 2011, tax considerations of financial planning and investment management will be prominent for the remainder of 2010. Taxes on income, capital gains … Continue reading
Roth Conversion; Unprecedented Opportunity
Gary’s latest monthly column in The News Tribune was published Nov. 6. Roth conversion makes sense if you meet right criteria Click on the thumbnail image to read the article This is an exceptional opportunity to potentially save thousands of … Continue reading
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The silent tax on your savings
Personal savings has risen significantly over the past couple years but the reward for saving is missing. With the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates as low as possible, banks have had little incentive to pay interest on savings accounts, money market … Continue reading →