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John Robinson | Jun 6, 2018

The Impact of State Decoupling from the Provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

Tax Cuts
Job Act
Financial Planning
How does the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act impact Americans, and in particular residents of Hawaii?
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John Robinson | Jun 1, 2018

What if your long-term care insurance company goes bankrupt?

Risk Management & Insurance
How insurance companies and their policies influence policyholders and advice FPH offers its clients.
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John Robinson | Nov 13, 2017

Are You Better Off Under the New Federal Income Tax Rules?

Income Tax
This article provides insight into how individual taxpayers may fare in 2018 under the TCJA relative to how much they paid to Uncle Sam under the 2017 federal
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John Robinson | Nov 1, 2017

The Underappreciated Tax Advantage of Home Ownership

Home Ownership
Tax Planning
This piece aims to clear up common misconceptions, and to explain the extraordinary wealth accumulation benefits of home ownership.
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John Robinson | Apr 1, 2017

Catch of the Day: The Demise of the Financial Planner has been Greatly Exaggerated

Financial Planner
Financial Advice
Learn how financial planners can benefit you and avoid financial planning mistakes.
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John Robinson | Apr 1, 2016

The Weather Man is Always Wrong

Retirement Planning
Financial Planning
Financial Planning Hawaii
Why probabilities have no place in retirement planning.
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John Robinson | Oct 10, 2015

Op-Ed: Is this the beginning of the end for dividend ETFs (and stocks)? Hardly.

Stock Market
Financial Advice
Financial Planning Hawaii
Is this the beginning of the end for dividend ETFs (and stocks)? Hardly.
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