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The Quorum guide to 1031 Exchanges

When it comes to tax strategy, few tactics are more important for real estate investors than the 1031 exchange. It’s not uncommon for clients to ask us for help shifting

1031 Exchanges can help real estate investors delay capital gains tax, but they require you to plan ahead. Here’s how we approach 1031 Exchanges at Quorum.

College is expensive; 529 plans can help

Long before inflation hit the entire economy, it hit college prices. For decades, the cost of higher education has increased faster than prices overall, making it critical for parents to

For decades, college costs increased higher than wages and inflation. Getting a handle on potential costs can help you get proactive about paying for your kids’ school.
The financial word of the year for 2023 is SECURE. We look at how the landmark legislation at the end of 2022—SECURE 2.0—is changing the game for retirement planning.

Planning for RMDs

At Quorum, we want our clients to understand all of the potential sources of income they’ll have available in retirement. This often opens discussions about required minimum distributions (RMDs) and

For retirees with multiple sources of income, it’s important to get strategic about required minimum distributions (RMDs) and how they fit into your overall plan.

2022 winners and losers

2022 may go down in history as one of the most difficult years for investors. We always say that past performance doesn’t predict future results, and 2022 proved why: Many

2022 was a difficult year for investors. It also proved why we say “past performance doesn’t predict future results.” We explain why along with the year’s winners and losers.

Inflation risk: What it is, and why it matters

When markets are volatile, it’s natural to look for safer investments. However, one of the most common instincts—to sell investments and keep money in cash—comes with its own risks. First,

Even “normal” inflation (the average inflation rate is around 3% a year) means that your money will buy less over time. Here’s how to manage that risk.