Austin Fey is a Wealth Manager for Marotta Wealth Management. She specializes in giving appreciated stock to charity and designing asset allocations for employer-sponsored accounts with limited investment options. She is a regular contributor to our Marotta On Money articles, often giving advice to those just getting started in finance.
Austin holds a B.A. in Religious Studies from Erskine College. Before joining the firm in 2010, Austin worked at Trinity Presbyterian Church as the Assistant to Family Ministries.
She lives in Charlottesville with her husband, Ben, and enjoys singing and playing the piano.
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Latest Articles
#TBT The Benefits of Saving and Investing Early
This 2014 article reminds us: don’t wait until you “have more” or “make extra money” – start saving now! It is worth more.
2023 Tax Facts
Here is a reference chart with 2023 income tax rates, capital gains rates, retirement contribution limits, and more.
#TBT Which is Better: Bad Market Timing or Not Investing?
This 2014 post reminds us that perhaps we should be more afraid of cash and inflation than stocks and investing.
Recent Best of Articles
Harvest Major Capital Losses Whenever You Have Them
While you can only use $3,000 per year of capital losses to reduce your taxable income, you should bank as much capital loss as possible for other future uses.
Testamentary Donor Advised Funds
An easy estate workaround is to set up a Donor Advised Fund as a Testamentary fund, meaning you aren’t funding it yet, but it will be funded upon your death.