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Stocking Stuffers: 5 Quirky Tax Tips & Tricks to Keep in Mind

Dec 09 2025

Stocking Stuffers: 5 Quirky Tax Tips & Tricks to Keep in Mind

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By John H. Robinson, Financial Planner (December 2025) Meet the Trump Account The OBBBA created this intriguing, unique new investment account aimed at combatting systemic multigeneratinal … [Read more...] about Stocking Stuffers: 5 Quirky Tax Tips & Tricks to Keep in Mind

Written by J.R. Robinson, Financial Planner · Categorized: Uncategorized

Out with the Old, In with the New: Tax return prep ideas and new rules for 2026

Dec 08 2025

Out with the Old, In with the New: Tax return prep ideas and new rules for 2026

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2026 Beginning-Year Tax Planning Ideas 2025 and 2026 IRA and Qualified Plan Contribution Limits RELATED READING 2026 Tax and Retirement Reference Guide (Charles … [Read more...] about Out with the Old, In with the New: Tax return prep ideas and new rules for 2026

Written by J.R. Robinson, Financial Planner · Categorized: In the News

Feathers are Ruffled and Fur is Flying in Financial Planning’s Research Community!

Sep 28 2025

Feathers are Ruffled and Fur is Flying in Financial Planning’s Research Community!

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This is the paper that launched the kerfuffle:Why Delaying Social Security Benefits Isn’t Always the Best Decision By John H. Robinson, Financial Planner (September 2025)On September 17, the … [Read more...] about Feathers are Ruffled and Fur is Flying in Financial Planning’s Research Community!

Written by J.R. Robinson, Financial Planner · Categorized: In the News

I Have Seen the Future and It is Us! (Meet My Avatar)

Sep 28 2025

I Have Seen the Future and It is Us! (Meet My Avatar)

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By John H. Robinson, Financial Planner (September 2025) Unique Elements of Financial Services One of the unique elements of financial services relative to other industries is that it is … [Read more...] about I Have Seen the Future and It is Us! (Meet My Avatar)

Written by J.R. Robinson, Financial Planner · Categorized: In the News

HYSA vs. Brokerage Account: Which is Better for You?

Sep 28 2025

HYSA vs. Brokerage Account: Which is Better for You?

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By J.R. Robinson, Financial Planner (September 2025)Checking and savings accounts at local banks, along with bank deposit sweep accounts at most brokerage firms, pay little or no interest—often just … [Read more...] about HYSA vs. Brokerage Account: Which is Better for You?

Written by J.R. Robinson, Financial Planner · Categorized: Portfolio Management & Investing

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