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  President Trump’s new child investment initiative, known as Trump accounts, is making headlines. Wealth Advisor Triston Hasty-Grant, CFP®, breaks down how these accounts work, who qualifies for the government’s $1,000 bonus and the Dell family’s $250 contribution, and how they compar …

Discover 6 key steps to strengthen your financial health. Wealth Advisor, Director of Business Development, Triston Hasty-Grant, CFP®, shares practical insights from Waterstone Private Wealth to help you take control of your finances, stay organized, and confidently work toward your goals.

We’re excited to share that Triston Hasty-Grant, Wealth Advisor, Director of Business Development, recently appeared on the news to offer expert financial advice for making 2025 your best year yet. From creating a budget to planning for taxes, Triston shared actionable tips to help you take …

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By Erin Wood, Senior Vice President, Financial Planning and Advanced Solutions Just a few years ago, Rose retired with a decent-sized 401(k). With some careful budgeting and a part-time job, her retirement finances were on track. Rose was looking forward to traveling, reigniting her passion …

By: Erin Wood, CFP®, CRPC®, FBS®, Senior Vice President, Financial Planning, Carson Group   Laura and Caroline are in their late 50s. Friends since meeting at a playgroup for their toddlers, both were in long-term, seemingly happy marriages.

Roth conversions can be a powerful tax and retirement planning technique. The idea behind most Roth conversions is to take money from an IRA and convert it to a Roth IRA. Essentially, you’re paying taxes today instead of paying taxes in the future.

Estate planning and end of life planning are about taking control of your situation. Death and long-term care later in life might be hard to fathom right now, but we can’t put off planning out of fear of the unknown or because it’s unpleasant. Don’t wait for life to happen to you, though.

Most people want to plan for a good life and a good retirement, so why not plan for a good end of life, too? Let’s look at four ways you can refine your estate plan, protect your assets and create a level of control and certainty for your loved ones.