How can you optimize your year-end financial planning?
With the end of the year nearing, it’s a good idea to review our financial plans and look at what we have set up for the long-term.
In this episode of Dollar$ and $ense, Jim Weil CFP®, CIMA®, managing partner at Private Vista, joins Nicole Romito to talk about year-end planning strategies. They discuss managing income and taxes, including accelerating or deferring income based on tax brackets, bunching deductions, and timing bonuses for business owners. Nicole and Jim also touch on funding retirement plans and leveraging tax brackets through family member payroll additions while exploring the importance of proactive planning and consulting with financial advisors and CPAs to navigate changing tax laws.
Nicole and Jim discuss:
- Year-end planning strategies for managing income and taxes
- Flexibility in income and compensation plans for business owners and executives
- Tax loss harvesting and timing considerations
- The benefits and drawbacks of interest rate increases
- Reviewing estimated tax payments and maximizing deductions
- And more
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About our Guest:
Jim Weil is a seasoned financial planning professional with over 18 years of dedicated expertise in the field. His career began in the late eighties after graduating with a financial planning degree from Purdue University. Jim’s commitment to excellence is demonstrated through his possession of the prestigious CFP (Certified Financial Planner) and CIMA (Certified Investment Management Analyst) designations. Jim’s professional journey has been marked by his passion for client success, and he has undertaken the role of managing partner for Private Vista for the past five years. Beyond his client-focused responsibilities, Jim’s influence extends to the board of directors of Hightower Advisors, Private Vista’s parent company. His exceptional leadership and financial acumen have made him an invaluable asset to the industry and a respected colleague for nearly two decades.
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