Infinity Wealth Management

In case you missed yesterday's teleseminar, you can click on the link below to listen to the audio copy! The topic was "Getting Your Retirement Back on Course."

You are invited!!

Having a good team in place will make this year's tax preparation go smoothly. Your Financial Professional and Tax Professional can work together to collect the information needed regarding your investments, giving you one less thing to do to get ready for your tax appointment. What? You don't have a Financial Professional? What are you waiting for?!

Were you involved in a short-sale or foreclosure in 2012? If so, check out this link to find out if you owe anything to the IRS based on a cancellation of debt. http://ow.ly/joFiv

Common Investor Mistake #3 - Withdrawing too much money early on in retirement and running out of resources later in life. Surveys show that the typical American is not knowledgeable about health care costs, life expectancy, income needs and other risks. That's why it pays to have a Financial Professional on your side!

Reminder: If you converted your Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA in 2010, you need to report half of that taxable amount on your 2012 tax return. Talk to your Tax and Financial Professionals for more information.

Common Investor Mistake #2 - Underestimating inflation.To stay ahead of inflation and taxes, you need to establish an appropriate blend of risk and return to maintain short-term and long-term goals.

Common Mistake Investors Make #1 - Getting advice from friends and family over that of professionals. These are critical decisions that will impact the rest of your life, especially once you become a retiree.

We've all heard that the "wealthy" have to pay more taxes, but are you one of the "wealthy"? Yes, if you are an individual making over $250,000.

The new increase in payroll tax is affecting more than just employees. Major retailers are reporting lower sales numbers because people have less to spend. What other ripple effects could we expect from the new tax changes?

It's been a month since the new tax changes went into effect. Have you seen a difference on your paycheck? Payroll taxes increased from 4.2% to 6.2%. For more changes, click below...

The US Postal Service has announced that it will stop delivering mail on Saturdays, saving $2 billion per year. How much could YOU save in a year if you cut back one day per week on your morning drink at the local coffeehouse?

We're busy working on special events for 2013. What teleseminar topics would you like to see this year?