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John Robinson | Dec 2, 2020

New CFP Tough Talk, Same Old Misconduct?

CFP Board
Financial Planning
Will the new CFP Board Managing Director of Enforcement change the Board's history of feckless enforcement? Likely not...
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John Robinson | Dec 1, 2020

What Do Financial Scams Look Like in 2020?

Financial Scam
Financial Planning
Financial Planning Hawaii
The scope and sophistication of cybercriminals is beyond scary- we offer two examples of what modern scams look like and how to counter threats.
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John Robinson | Dec 1, 2020

9 Year-End Tax Planning Questions to Ponder

Tax Rules
Tax Planning
2020 has brought tax law changes and 2021 promises more- what questions should you be asking to ensure you're financial stability?
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John Robinson | Oct 29, 2020

How Knowing a Little Latin Can Help Avoid Planning Pitfalls

Estate Planning
How can understanding certain latin phrases help you make better financial decisions when considering inheritance and beneficiaries? Check out our article for
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John Robinson | Oct 1, 2020

How to Get Items Removed From Your Credit Report

Credit Report
Financial Planning
Financial Planning Hawaii
We are recommending this Money.com article to better understand what goes into your credit report.
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John Robinson | Sep 24, 2020

It’s Time to Re-think Tax Planning Advice

Tax Planning
Retirement Saving
Retirement Spending
This blog is intended to raise listener awareness of how recent and potential future tax law changes are causing planners to radically rethink the traditional
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John Robinson | Sep 20, 2020

Should you take a COVID-Related Distribution (CRD) from your retirement account?

The CARES Act
Tax Rules
Financial Planning Hawaii
The allowance of COVID-related distributions (CRDs) warrants greater attention- check out this article to learn why.
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John Robinson | Sep 8, 2020

Errata- Why I HATE autocorrect

Financial Planning
Financial Planning Hawaii
Thinking about artificial intelligence and how autocorrect can sometimes get the better of us.
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John Robinson | Sep 5, 2020

Who doesn't like Byzantine financial disclosure forms?

SEC Rules
Financial Forms
Financial Planning Hawaii
The Securities Exchange Commission has released new changes- learn more about the new "Byzantine" rules in our latest blog.
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John Robinson | Aug 31, 2020

Catch of the Day: A Little Known IRS Rule

IRS
Financial Planning
Financial Planning Hawaii
When rejoining the workforce, an older couple saved thousands of dollars thanks to a little known IRS rule.
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John Robinson | Aug 20, 2020

A Big Financial Mistake: Social Security Misconceptions

Social Security
Financial Planning
Financial Planning Hawaii
A "case study" which explains two huge misconceptions surrounding social security benefits.
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John Robinson | Aug 18, 2020

Are "Advance Directive Registries" a Practical Solution?

Estate Planning
Financial Planning
Financial Planning Hawaii
What are some of the most important factors to consider when estate planning? JR Robinson discusses why the Advance Health Care Directive is so important.
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