by SDP Team | May 23, 2018 | Medicare
Each and every year we see some small changes to Social Security and Medicare. This year is no different. How much you will receive from Social Security during retirement, to the caps on payroll taxes to fund future benefits are just a couple of the common areas with...
by SDP Team | May 23, 2018 | Retirement
While improving behavior will help at any age, it won’t make up for years of unhealthy actions that have led to chronic conditions from diabetes to heart disease. It’s important to give your mental and physical health the same dedication and resources as...
by SDP Team | May 23, 2018 | Tax
Whether you are a business owner or just filing personal income taxes, be aware of the changes brought about by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Gone are the days of doing multiple Roth conversions in a single year. For those charitably inclined, it might make sense now to...
by SDP Team | May 23, 2018 | Social Security
Who thinks of children when talking about Social Security? It may not be a common word association, but perhaps it should be. The Social Security Administration (SSA) reported that, in 2017, it distributed $2.6 billion dollars each month to benefit 4.2 million...
by SDP Team | May 23, 2018 | Financial Planning
Written by Judith Ward, Contributor at Forbes.com Women face a number of gender-specific risks when it comes to money. According to U.S. Census Bureau research, women earn roughly 80 cents on the dollar compared with men. In addition to the disparity in our paychecks,...
