Taking time out of the workforce to have a child or care for an aging parent often means your taxable income drops. That “downtime” can be a smart window to convert part of a pre-tax IRA to a Roth IRA — paying tax at today’s lower rate, so future growth inside the Roth can be […]
Parents and Caregivers: Don’t Miss Your Roth Conversion Window Read More »
There is a great benefit in having a family doctor and lawyer who build strong, lasting relationships, often with several generations of the same family. The result is more personalized, effective health care and prompt access to legal representation. However, there is one particular upsetting frustration that can be a matter of life or death
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Matthew Childress arrived at Matt’s El Rancho, an Austin restaurant, on Sept. 4 with mixed feelings of anticipation and grief. He greeted the other parents with hugs. This group had largely been strangers two months earlier, before they learned that their children at Camp Mystic were missing after a massive flash flood, before many waited
Camp Mystic Parents Pushed for Camp Safety Laws. But Their Pain Remains. Read More »
Nearly seven weeks ago on July 4, the Guadalupe River raged out of its banks and killed more than 130 people, including two teenage counselors and 25 young girls at Camp Mystic who had been asleep in their cabins before waking up to disaster. On Thursday, many of the girls’ parents held each other in
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