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We recently discussed how to create a personalized retirement income strategy with Bob Witt, a financial advisor in Savant’s Lincolnshire, IL office.

2022 hasn’t exactly been a banner year for the U.S. economy. If recent events have caused you to think twice about retiring, you’re not alone. Financial advisor Justin Smith provides three action items to help you decide.

The IRS recently announced new contribution limits for 401(k)s and other employer-sponsored plans. Plan sponsors can seize this opportunity to increase employee satisfaction.

Now that control of the House and Senate hangs in the balance, there will be no shortage of predictions about how the outcome of the midterm election may impact financial markets and the economy. Investment research analyst Daniel Noonan looks at the historical data.

To commemorate Epilepsy Awareness Month, Jeremy Joseph tells a story about his son Parker and the importance of special needs planning.

The combination of undervaluation, underappreciation, and a potentially heightened period of demand could create an environment where “the old economy” is here to stay.

The season of giving is upon us, which is a great time to reexamine the ways you give. Are you making the best financial decisions for you and those you care about?

You may have heard your friends or even your advisor talk about it: a backdoor Roth IRA conversion. What is it, and how do you know whether it’s right for you?

It’s open-enrollment season, and at some companies, employees will need to choose whether they would like to sign up for a Health Savings Account (HSA), a Flexible Spending Account (FSA), or a Health Reimbursement Account (HRA). It may sound like alphabet soup, but is important to understand.

Join three Savant financial advisors for a panel discussion around common strategies and foundational beliefs to assist you in your retirement journey.

The loss of a loved one can be devastating, and there is no easy way through it. Everyone grieves and heals at their own pace, in their own way. Some will look inward for the strength to make it through, and some will reach out for support.

Last week, the IRS announced a variety of tax-related adjustments designed to offset the effects of inflation. These adjustments generally apply to the 2023 tax year, for returns that will be filed in 2024.