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Business Owners: Don't Neglect Your Own Retirement Plan

From Stephen Clifford, Registered Investment Advisor Representative
The Winfield Group - Scottsdale, Arizona


If you're like many small business owners, you pour your heart, soul, and nearly all your money into your business. When it comes to retirement planning, your strategy might be crossing your fingers and hoping your business will provide the nest egg you'll need to live comfortably. But relying on a business to fund retirement can be a very risky proposition. What...

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What Baseball Can Teach You about Financial Planning

From Stephen Clifford, Registered Investment Advisor Representative
The Winfield Group - Scottsdale, Arizona


Spring training is a tradition that baseball teams and baseball fans look forward to every year. No matter how they did last year, teams in spring training are full of hope that a new season will bring a fresh start. As this year's baseball season gets under way, here are a few lessons from America's pastime that might help you reevaluate your finances. Sometimes you need to proceed one base at a time.

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Are You Ready to Retire?

From Stephen Clifford, Registered Investment Advisor Representative
The Winfield Group - Scottsdale, Arizona


Here are some questions to ask yourself when deciding whether or not you are ready to retire.

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Married Filing Jointly or Separately? The Choice Is Yours

From Stephen Clifford, Registered Investment Advisor Representative
The Winfield Group - Scottsdale, Arizona


If you are married, you generally have a choice of filing your federal income tax return(s) as married filing jointly (MFJ) or as married filing separately (MFS). Because of a number of special rules, your combined tax will often be lower if you file married filing jointly than if you file married filing separately, but that is not always the case. You should generally calculate your tax both ways to determine which filing status results in the lower total tax.

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Filing Your 2013 Federal Income Tax Return

From Stephen Clifford, Registered Investment Advisor Representative
The Winfield Group - Scottsdale, Arizona


For most people, the due date for filing a 2013 federal income tax return is April 15, 2014. Here are a few things to keep in mind this filing season.

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