BeingFIT Financial Fitness Blog
RSUs, the Millionaire's Tax, and Your Year-End Game Plan
Got RSUs vesting this year? If you live in Massachusetts, a big vest can push you over the 4% surtax line, shrink your SALT deduction, and leave your withholding way short. Here’s what I’d check before December 31, while there’s still time to act. I help bring these pieces together through integrated financial planning, investment, and tax services for a flat fee.
Inflation, Social Security, and Your Retirement Plan
Social Security helps retirees keep up with inflation, but it is only one piece of the puzzle. Your investment strategy, retirement withdrawals, and taxes all affect how far your savings will go. I help bring these pieces together through integrated financial planning, investment, and tax services for a flat fee.
Saving for your kid(s)? Which account should you use?
Saving for your kids can take many forms, from college savings to long-term investing. Explore six options, including strategies for business owners, and learn how to help your children financially without compromising your own retirement goals.
Why More Americans Are Considering Greece: Lifestyle and Financial Planning Insights
Greece continues to attract Americans drawn to its lifestyle and pace of life. Here’s what I’ve noticed from my own travels—and the financial planning considerations that often come up for those exploring time abroad.
RSU Tax Planning Strategies: How to Reduce Taxes and What to Do at Vesting
How are RSUs taxed? Learn what to do at vesting, how to reduce taxes on RSUs, and key planning strategies for stock compensation.
The Link Between Financial Fitness & Physical Fitness 💰💪
Your finances are like your fitness—they require a plan, consistency, and discipline. Train your money like you train your body, and financial freedom will follow.
Top Questions to Ask a Financial Advisor
There are many different factors to consider when choosing a financial advisor. Find the best advisor for you by asking these questions.
Financial Planning for Women by Life Stage
Learn about financial planning for women at each stage of life encountered by most women or their friends over the course of a lifetime.
Kids and Money Discussions
It’s never too early to start teaching your kids about money. Just be sure to tailor the lessons to your child’s age and maturity level.
The Romantic Casualty of Focusing on Money
The Big Takeaway: The downside to focusing on money? Lack of satisfaction in the field of romance.
Happiness-Inducing Spending Options
If spending is on your mind, consider these options to improve the chances of avoiding a post-spend backlash of emotions.
Sports Parents and the Nutrition Game: Eating Your Best When You’re Busy
For sports parents with kids playing competitive sports and struggling to honor nutrition intentions.
6 Feng Shui Tips to Make Room for Big Things
Ready to make room for something big? I am!!