Posts Tagged ‘wealth’
Vance Wealth Recognized for the Second Year in a Row as an Inc. 5000 Honoree: A Testament to Visionary Leadership and Growth
SANTA CLARITA, California — Vance Wealth, a distinguished wealth management firm headquartered in Santa Clarita with offices in Pasadena and Newport Beach, proudly announces that it has once again been recognized as an Inc. 5000 award honoree for 2023. This prestigious accolade, now received for the second consecutive year, underscores Vance Wealth’s enduring commitment to…
Read More7 Social Security Myths & Truths
There’s so much at stake when it comes to determining your ideal retirement plan. How do you ensure you’re getting the most from your hard-earned Social Security benefits? Deciding when to file can be confusing enough as you attempt to juggle the many variables that determine your optimal plan. Yet plenty of misinformation persists around this topic,…
Read MoreiBonds have been creating quite the buzz lately! But, are they right for you?
What are iBonds? How do iBonds earn interest? Understand the risks and opportunities. The latest investment buzz is that the initial interest rate on new Series I Savings Bonds is 9.62%! You heard right. This exciting interest rate has definitely caught everyone’s attention, and I Bonds can be purchased through October 2022 at the current rate. That…
Read MoreVance Team Member Spotlight: Meet Kathy Spencer, Director of People and Culture
As the firm’s Director of People and Culture, Kathy Spencer is dedicated to helping the team create balance in business and life, so they can all achieve more together. Raised in Santa Clarita, Kathy earned her bachelor’s degree in marketing with an emphasis in communications from California State University, Northridge. She began her career in…
Read More2021 Q2 Investment Update
We’ve officially surpassed the 1-Year Anniversary of this pandemic. I do not think any of us realized it would go on for this long, considering what we were told in the beginning. When we look back over the past year, I feel like in general it flew by because we did not really do much…
Read MoreCoronavirus aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act of 2020
$2.5 trillion stimulus package passed on March 27, 2020, aimed at providing some financial relief to small businesses and their employees amid the coronavirus pandemic. How does this affect retirees? Temporary waiver of Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) rules Participants who have or are required to take a minimum distribution in 2020 based on the value…
Read MoreKeeping Calm – Even in Crisis
So much of what we aspire to in financial planning is simply freedom – freedom of your time, freedom to pursue opportunity, freedom to achieve purpose. When it allows you to live the life you’ve always imagined, working toward financial independence is a very empowering experience. But the recent global pandemic has challenged our notion…
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