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Dustin Granger

Dustin Granger, CFP® is a Wealth Advisor and co-owner and CEO of Generation Wealth, a family-owned wealth management firm that specializes in comprehensive financial planning for women executives, modern entrepreneurs, and families of all generations.

Election Years and Your Investments: Why Staying the Course Pays Off

Election years always bring a wave of uncertainty. For many, it feels like the political stakes couldn’t be higher, and this anxiety can easily spill over into concerns about financial markets. But after 20 years as a financial advisor, I can confidently say that election cycles don’t have to disrupt your investment strategy. In fact,

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The Hidden Gems of IRAs: 5 Little-Known Facts You May Not Know

When it comes to financial accounts like the IRA, details are everything. Look past the surface, examine it closer, and you may be surprised that numerous accounts, including your IRAs, contain hidden gems and little-known facts you didn’t know existed. These are the moments when you may discover there are some rules out there that may benefit you and your financial strategy.

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Philanthropy and Charitable Giving: Innovative Ideas for High-Net-Worth Individuals

Many high-net-worth individuals are aware of their capacity to impact the world to make it a better place through giving. Philanthropy and charitable giving provide a platform for them to affect positive change beyond wealth accumulation. Charitable endeavors can be rewarding to them personally and the broader society that benefits from their generosity.

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Questions to Ask If Navigating a Solo Retirement

Embarking on retirement alone, either by choice or due to unforeseen circumstances such as the loss of a partner or divorce, presents a unique set of challenges and considerations. With the rise in divorce rates among those aged 50 and older, and the reality that over a quarter of individuals over 60 live solo – a figure that climbs significantly for women as they age – preparing for a solo retirement is more relevant than ever.

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No Matter Who Becomes President, Start to Plan

Many people postpone the planning of their estates because they assume that estate planning is only for the affluent. Others may think that estate planning is similar to tax planning, which can always be done “later.” In some cases, estate planning may be put on the back burner because it is a reminder of one’s own mortality.

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