What Are Trump Accounts—and Should Families Pay Attention?
What Are Trump Accounts—and Should Families Pay Attention? Read More
Charitable giving is one of the most direct ways individuals translate personal values into lasting impact. In 2026, donors have access to a broad range of strategies that can support
Giving with Intention: A Guide to Charitable and Gifting Strategies in 2026 Read More
Losing a spouse is one of life’s most difficult transitions. Along with the emotional weight of grief, there are often financial decisions that feel unfamiliar and overwhelming — decisions that
A Widow’s and Widower’s Guide to Financial Planning Read More
At Goodman Financial, we believe that managing a portfolio is about more than selecting good investments. It is also about being mindful of the tax impact of those investments throughout the year,
Turning Losses Into Opportunity: A Primer on Tax-Loss Harvesting Read More
We hear it all the time. From friends, family, and clients sitting across the table from us for the very first time: “I know I need to get my finances in
“I’ll Deal With It Later” Costs More Than You Think Read More
High-income earners often have complex financial lives. Multiple investment accounts, business interests, stock compensation, real estate holdings, and retirement plans all create opportunities, but also introduce complexity when it comes
The Tax Pitfalls That Slowly Erode Wealth for High-Income Individuals Read More
Money remains one of the last taboo subjects in many families. Some avoid it out of discomfort. Others fear appearing uninformed, inviting judgment, or exposing themselves to risk. Whatever the
Planning Together: Financial Clarity for Aging Parents and Their Adult Children Read More
College costs aren’t slowing down, and most families face the challenge of funding higher education without jeopardizing long-term financial goals. The good news is that with some thoughtful planning, you
An inheritance can be a meaningful financial opportunity, but it also brings complexity, emotion, and responsibility. Whether you expect to inherit modest assets or substantial wealth, preparation is key to
Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) introduce a new set of rules once the owner of a retirement account reaches a certain age. While the concept is simple, the timing, tax consequences, and
Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs): Key Rules, Risks, and Planning Strategies Read More