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Led by Jeff Ingraham, Omaha Advisors prepares clients for their fiscal needs by focusing on asset management, income distribution and risk management.
The possession of wealth is an exceptional opportunity and responsibility. At Omaha Advisors our mission is to guide clients toward the effective and efficient stewardship of their financial resources. Our goal is to assist clients in defining their priorities and implementing a progress‐to‐plan approach to achieve financial goals and objectives, not just an investment return.
We understand that individuals face unique challenges as they prepare for retirement. We want clients to remain focused on their big picture while we focus on the details of helping them achieve financial goals in life.
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Our primary goal is keeping our clients’ money safe from volatile and risky investments.
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What Happens to Your Debts After You Die?
5 things loved ones will have to do to settle your accounts How many times have you told your loved ones that you don’t want to be a burden, and saddle them with a financial mess at the end of your life? It’s a common sentiment. Despite their good intentions, however,...
How Much Can You Contribute to a 401(k) Retirement Account in 2022?
The answer: $1,000 more than you could in 2021 A 401(k) plan is a great way to increase your retirement savings. Your employer will deduct your pretax contributions from your paycheck, and your savings will be tax-deferred until you take withdrawals during retirement....
How Long Do You Have to Keep Tax Records?
For many financial documents, just 3 years — for others, practically forever You may be starting at a heap of paperwork when you finish filing your 2021 federal taxes, which are due April 18. Your first urge may be to sweep them all into a paper bag and put the bag...
IRA Blog
WATCH OUT FOR THE ONCE-PER-YEAR ROLLOVER RULE
By Sarah Brenner, JD Director of Retirement Education Why is it so important to know how the once-per-year rollover rule works? Well, that is because trouble with the once-per year rule is the kind of trouble no one wants! An IRA owner who violates this rule is...
THE RULE-OF-55 AND RMD CONVERSIONS: TODAY’S SLOTT REPORT MAILBAG
By Ian Berger, JD IRA Analyst Question: Hi, I am age 50 and am targeting retirement at age 55. My current employer is selling the division I work for, and I see the potential that I could be laid off at, say, 52. If this were to happen, could I join a new employer...
HOW THE VESTING RULES WORK FOR COMPANY RETIREMENT PLANS
By Ian Berger, JD IRA Analyst Employees leaving their jobs are often surprised to discover they aren’t entitled to the full balance of their company plan account. The reason is that some plans impose a vesting rule on certain types of contributions. What do the...