How to Maximize Your Next
Cash Flow and Budget:
Evaluate any changes to your cash flow or budget, considering their impact on your overall financial situation. Assess modifications in employment, saving amounts, and retirement plan contributions. Explore strategies like Backdoor Roth IRA contributions, Mega Backdoor Roth IRA contributions, and Solo 401(k) plans. Review your withdrawal rates, ensure compliance with required minimum distributions (RMDs), and optimize employee benefits like Health Savings Accounts, Flexible Spending Accounts, and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts. Additionally, consider funding a 529 or Coverdell account if you have family members attending college or private high school.
Asset and Debt Management:
Examine if your investment goals or risk tolerance have changed and whether unexpected expenses have affected your emergency savings. Assess cash levels in various accounts, considering alternatives with higher interest rates and being mindful of FDIC insurance limits. Mitigate risks associated with concentrated investments. Address changes in major assets, property, and businesses, including opportunities for depreciation, reviewing retirement plan designs, and adapting to recent tax reforms. Evaluate significant expenses, new debts, interest rate changes, credit scores, and potentially overlooked assets.
Tax Planning:
Determine the cost basis of your assets and consider charitable gifts using tax-efficient methods like funding with appreciated securities or qualified charitable distributions (QCDs). Utilize bunching techniques to optimize itemized deductions. Analyze the benefits of a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) strategy by referring to the relevant flowchart. Explore strategies for potential federal estate tax liability, review beneficiaries for non-probate assets, and update your estate plan based on changes in family circumstances.
Long-Term Planning:
Take steps to safeguard against identity theft and assess document retention practices. Consider state-specific issues, including estate tax liabilities. Evaluate healthcare options during open enrollment periods, review life insurance and long-term care coverage, and adjust coverage based on changes in compensation, dependents, and liabilities. Adapt property and casualty insurance to reflect modifications in real estate holdings. Reassess health and disability benefits in light of any changes in your health situation.
Other Considerations:
Reflect on any surprises from your previous year’s tax return, aiming to balance withholding and estimated payments to avoid significant refunds or payments. Prepare for windfalls that may impact taxes, anticipate changes in income, and strategize to minimize tax liabilities. Review unrealized gains, losses, and carryforwards from prior years. Stay aware of non-charitable gifts and their tax implications.
Financial Plan Review Meeting
A comprehensive financial plan review meeting is an invaluable opportunity to optimize your financial strategy and adapt it to your evolving needs. By thoroughly assessing aspects such as cash flow, assets and debts, tax planning, insurance, and long-term planning, you can make informed decisions to enhance your financial well-being. Remember to download our exclusive Financial Plan Review Meeting checklist to help you navigate through the process smoothly. Get ready to maximize the potential of your financial plan and set yourself on a path to long-term success.
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