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Trump Account employer contributions explained: A benefit for working parents

In the Yahoo Finance article “Trump Account employer contributions explained: A benefit for working parents,” by Trea S. Branch, readers learn how employer contributions could help families build savings for their children. The article explains contribution limits, tax considerations, and what parents should ask their HR departments as this new workplace benefit develops. Steven Rogé,...
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1 In 4 Private-Sector Workers Don’t Have Access To Retirement Benefits—Here’s How To Save Without Them

The recent Forbes article, “1 In 4 Private-Sector Workers Don’t Have Access To Retirement Benefits—Here’s How To Save Without Them,” by journalist Lindsey Crossmier explores the retirement savings options available to people without an employer-sponsored plan. The article highlights how individual retirement accounts (IRAs) can help workers continue building savings when workplace benefits aren’t available....
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2026 Reality Check: The Median Millennial Retirement Balance Is Just $47K — Here’s What It Takes To Hit $1M by 65

A retirement savings balance tells you where you are today. What you do next can help shape where you go from here. In “2026 Reality Check: The Median Millennial Retirement Balance Is Just $47K — Here’s What It Takes To Hit $1M by 65,” featured in AOL, journalist Nicole Spector explores how millennials can build...
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Marketing Manager Kelley Muhsemann Featured in Newsday’s “Voices” Series

We’re proud to share that our Marketing Manager, Kelley Muhsemann, was recently featured in Newsday as part of their “Voices” series. In her piece, “Maybe this is why we stay on Long Island,” Kelley reflects on growing up on Long Island in the 1990s, the memories that shaped her childhood, and the complicated but meaningful...
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Steven Rogé Recognized as a 2026 Five Star Wealth Manager

  We’re proud to share that our Chief Investment Officer & CEO, Steven Rogé, has been named a 2026 Five Star Wealth Manager, an honor recognizing exceptional wealth managers in the Greater Boston area. The Five Star Wealth Manager award is not a popularity contest or a simple nomination. It is based on an in-depth...
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5 Questions Investors Ask When Choosing a Financial Advisor

  Choosing a financial advisor is a deeply personal decision. While credentials and reputation matter, many investors go through a quiet, internal process, weighing trust, clarity, and confidence. That process is often guided by questions you may not fully articulate at first. If you’re interviewing advisors, here are five questions you may find yourself wrestling...
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Can AI Help You Retire Comfortably? We Put ChatGPT to the Test

In 2023 our founder, Ronald W. Rogé, wrote a lighthearted article using Artificial Intelligence (AI) titled, “2023: An Earth Odyssey,” a nod to the 1968 movie “2001: A Space Odyssey.” At the time, AI was still a novel idea with impressive but limited capabilities. Ron ended the article with this thought: Right now, AI is...
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What’s the Easiest Way to Repay $200,000 in Medical School Loans?

In the U.S. News & World Report article “What’s the Easiest Way to Repay $200,000 in Medical School Loans?” by journalist Maurie Backman, readers get a clear, practical look at how new doctors can manage, and eventually conquer, the heavy debt burden that often comes with medical school. The piece explores budgeting, repayment plans, refinancing...
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What Are The First Steps of Retirement Planning? A Beginner’s Guide

Planning for retirement can be an exciting milestone. It’s your chance to turn years of hard work into a future filled with freedom, relaxation, and new adventures. But with so much information about retirement planning, it’s easy to feel unsure about where to start. What are the first steps of retirement planning? It all begins with...
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