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Should A Wichita Couple Retire At 62 or Work Part Time For A Few Years?
Should you retire at 62 or work part time first? See how part time income can affect withdrawals, Social Security, health insurance, and your retirement plan.

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
20 hours ago


Before you roll over the Textron Savings Plan: Ask should I use NUA for my Textron stock?
Roughly 1 out of every 6 dollars in the Textron Savings Plan sits in the Textron Stock Fund, and most people holding it never chose to buy it. Net unrealized appreciation can change how that stock gets taxed, splitting it into cost basis taxed as ordinary income now and appreciation taxed as a long term capital gain later. The election is permanent, and rolling the shares into an IRA first generally ends it. Here is what has to happen, and when a full rollover is still the be

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
Aug 13


Waiting for Certainty Is Usually Too Expensive
Warren Buffett was buying stocks in October 2008 while the headlines were still awful. He did not know the bottom. He understood that waiting for certainty can make the opportunity disappear.


Should You Invest When the Market Is At An All Time High?
The market hitting a new high does not automatically mean it is about to crash. Here is how retirees should think about short term money, long term money, and market headlines.

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
Jul 30


Before Wichita Investors Who Are Near Retirement Pick Another Investment, Make Sure To Get the Stock and Bond Mix Right!
A good investment can’t fix the wrong portfolio mix. Before Wichita investors near retirement chase another fund or stock, they need to know how much belongs in stocks, bonds, cash, and other assets.

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
Jun 25


Before You Bet Your Retirement on the Next Hot Investment, Ask What Creates the Return!
Some investments create value through earnings, rent, interest, or cash flow. Others only work if someone else pays more later. If you’re within 5 years of retirement, knowing the difference matters.

Jonathan Harner, CFP®
Jun 11
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