Skip to content
(719) 630-0600

Financial Dashboard Login

Secure Account Login

Facebook page opens in new windowLinkedin page opens in new window
Wealth Advisors | Greg Young
At Wealth Advisors, it’s all about helping create your best 2nd Half. Our focus is on you. Your hopes. Your dreams. Your win. We call it 2nd Half WEALTH.
Wealth Advisors | Greg Young
  • Home
  • Blog
  • About You
  • Our Approach
    • How We Invest
    • Advice and Guidance
  • Team
    • About Greg Young
    • The Team
    • Our Custodian
    • Independence
  • Services
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Schedule with Greg
  • Planning Dashboard
  • Account Login
Search:
  • Home
  • Blog
  • About You
  • Our Approach
    • How We Invest
    • Advice and Guidance
  • Team
    • About Greg Young
    • The Team
    • Our Custodian
    • Independence
  • Services
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Schedule with Greg
  • Planning Dashboard
  • Account Login

Category Archives: 2nd Half (Retirement) Planning

Greg Young

The Secret of Life

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinSeptember 21, 2022

You may have seen this anonymous piece before. With all that’s going on in our culture it is timely and a good reminder.   A father used to say to his children when they were young: “When you all reach the age of 12, I will tell you the secret of life.”   One day…

Greg Young

A Tricky Recipe

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinSeptember 14, 2022

  You’ve probably noticed the volatility wreaking havoc in the markets over the past few weeks. To understand what’s going on, let me tell you a story. Imagine you are inside a fancy restaurant, waiting for your meal to be prepared. While you wait, you can watch the chefs as they work. Suddenly, though, you…

Greg Young

Can You Find $300,000?

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinSeptember 7, 2022

According to the Department of Health and Human Services (I know I’m quoting a government source), 70 percent of all people over age 65 will need some form of long-term care in their lifetimes. This is also confirmed by other non-government sources.   The statistics are frightening. I talk to many that would add paralyzing.…

US Debt Clock

The Debt Clock Is Ticking

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's Blog, TaxesBy Cathy MartinAugust 24, 2022

  One of the charts I watch daily is the 10-year treasury yield. It’s now started creeping higher again since about the first of the month. Traditionally, growth stocks with lots of debt typically do not do well in a rising rate environment.   The US Debt Clock shows that the interest paid on the record $30.7…

Greg Young

Don’t Be Tricked Into Voluntarily Paying Higher Taxes On Your IRA

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's Blog, IRAs, TaxesBy Cathy MartinAugust 17, 2022

You may be tired of hearing me harp on taxes. Now some mainstream news sources are starting to chime in. This is a 4th of July article from Kiplinger. I am going to quote the very first sentence of the article.   “Traditional IRAs are set up in a way that basically incentivizes you (and…

Greg Young

27 Ugly Truths

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinAugust 10, 2022

Nearly each one of these Retirement Truths is worth a 30-minute conversation. Take a look at these truths and email me and let me know which ones we should discuss at our next meeting.   When we talk about any of these, I want you to REVERSE your thinking to, “What if I could take…

Greg Young

Which Is Easier to Fix, Recession or Inflation?

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinAugust 3, 2022

Part 2 Last week I posed the question; which is easier to fix? Is a recession easier to fix or is inflation easier to fix?   Thank you for all of the feedback I received. I had some unique and creative answers for sure! I hope the question stirred your thoughts on what’s currently happening.…

Greg Young

2 Times in 2 Months

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinJuly 27, 2022

Which Is Easier to Fix, Recession or Inflation? They did it again on Wednesday. The Federal Reserve raised by 0.75 percentage points yesterday and also June. Yesterday is the fourth rate increase this year. But what does all of this really mean? The most notable issue in the economy is inflation. Raising interest rates is…

Greg Young

Per What? Per Why?

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinJuly 20, 2022

A Careful Look At Beneficiaries For most people the choice of beneficiaries is simple: Spouse first, then adult children. For others it may not be that simple—or not stay that simple. Let’s see what we can learn. The most common cases requiring beneficiary designation are on wills and trusts, and on financial accounts like qualified…

US Dept of Treasury

Is an I Bond Worth the Hassle?

2nd Half (Retirement) Planning, Greg's BlogBy Cathy MartinJuly 13, 2022

Many have asked me about the government’s inflation protected savings bond which is currently paying 9.62 percent. It’s a great question. Who wouldn’t want 9.62%?   I’ve found for most of our clients a $10,000 investment at 9.62% doesn’t really move the needle much. You can only have $10,000 and no more than $10,000.  …

←1
23
…45678…
91011121314151617181920212223
24→
© Wealth Advisors 2020
Go to Top