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Financial Planning Lessons from Downton Abbey
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As a financial advisor, season 3 of Downton Abbey has become the most interesting as deep-level financial tension has begun to infiltrate the Crawley family drama.

Financially Savvy Kittens on Retirement Plans
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These kittens have retirement plans. Be more like these kittens.

Political Parties on the Environment and Environmentalism
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Here are the 2008 party platforms on the environment

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After subscribing you will receive free premium access to several video presentations.

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Punishes Marriage
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The maximum income for a couple is not double what it is for a single person. Your spouse’s income can disqualify you from credits you could have received if you had not been legally married.

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Marriage Penalty of $3,603
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The maximum income for a couple is not double what it is for a single person. Your spouse’s income can disqualify you from credits you could have received if you had not been legally married.

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Marriage Penalty of $8,400
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The worst marriage penalty is for couples earning between $26,000 and $60,000 who have three or more children.

Review: 2012 Market Commentary
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2012 has come to a close, and 2013 is off to a good start. For those interested in reflecting on the past year, we’ve collected some 2012 year-end market commentary by Marotta Wealth Management Staff.

Charitable Donations from IRAs
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Although a number of tax breaks got snuffed out by the recent tax compromise passed on January 1, the ability to make charitable contributions from IRA accounts for people older than 70 1/2 was given new life.

2012 Review: Economy & Markets
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Despite a steady diet of bad news, most markets around the world climbed the proverbial “wall of worry” to log strong returns. Major market indices around the globe delivered double-digit total returns.

2012 Asset Allocation in Review
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Asset Allocation means always having something to complain about.

Financially Savvy Kittens on Retirement Planning
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This kitten knows how to retire. Be more like this kitten.

Looking Ahead: Are Bonds the Next Big Bubble?
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Long-term government bonds outperformed stocks over the past 20 years ending 2011, but the next 20 years may be a very different story.

EPA: Green Gone Wild
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Stewardship suggests limits on how people ought to rule over their environment. It is not a justification for bureaucrats’ limitless rule over people.

Mailbag: What Are Some Stocks that Are Undervalued as of the Beginning of 2013?
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Here are some large cap stocks with very low 12 month trailing P/E ratios.

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