Now is an ideal time to discuss year-end tax planning strategies with clients to help potentially reduce their taxes and help them achieve their long-term financial goals. Review this checklist below and consider which strategies may apply to their financial situation.

All investors are susceptible to common behavioral biases – it’s part of being human. A few biases in particular are especially common as investors transition to retirement. By recognizing them and having a financial plan to help prepare for uncertainty, these biases can be mitigated. Learn how you can help your clients avoid costly missteps.

A buy-sell agreement is a roadmap for business owners to use in the event of an ownership transfer, making it an essential tool for all closely held businesses with multiple owners. Help your clients understand the advantages of a buy-sell agreement for the business and their family.

The taxation of bonds can be more complex than other types of investments. Use this guide to learn more about the tax impacts of the bonds your clients hold.

With purposeful planning, communication, and actions, future generations can gain a sense of stewardship and gratitude for their inherited wealth. Learn strategies to help your clients foster an ecosystem where generational wealth is understood as both a great advantage and a responsibility.

While a single company stock may have been successful when building wealth, keeping that concentrated exposure when working to preserve or use wealth can be more risky for your clients. Learn more about how you can help your clients lessen the risks associated with a concentrated stock portfolio.