Build a 2027 Benefits Budget Around Cost, Value and Execution
David RileyBuild a 2027 benefits budget around cost, employee value and execution. Test a stress case and assign responsibility for each improvement.
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Build a Care Plan Before Your Family Needs to Improvise
David RileyCoordinate care preferences, support hours, costs and authority before an emergency. Identify funding gaps, backups and a practical date for reviewing the plan.
A Large Portfolio Still Needs an Income Plan
David RileyConnect portfolio balances to retirement spending. Compare income gaps, withdrawal taxes and cash sources, then build a repeatable process for paying yourself.
Measure Retirement Progress Against Your Own Plan
David RileyMeasure retirement progress against your own goals. Review income gaps, usable cash and completed decisions alongside investment performance.
A Business Acquisition Can Change Both Companies’ Benefits Plans
David RileyReview retirement and health benefits before a business acquisition. Compare costs, employee effects, protected rights and who will execute the transition.
Year-End Tax Decisions Need One Combined Projection
David RileyEvaluate conversions, gains, required distributions and gifts together. A 2026 senior-deduction example shows how additional income can change the result.
Target-Date Funds: What the Plan Committee Should Understand
David RileyReview target-date funds beyond the year in their name. Compare glide paths, holdings, fees and workforce needs, then document ongoing oversight.
Your Medicare Review Should Follow Your Care Needs
David RileyUse 2027 plan documents to compare prescriptions, providers and total costs. Check Medigap rights and coverage transitions before making an enrollment choice.
An Estate Review for People Who Do Not Expect Estate Tax
David RileyEstate planning matters even without federal estate tax. Review who can act, how accounts transfer and where your family can find the documents.
Get Ready to Compare Next Year’s Health Benefits
David RileyGather medications, providers and expected care before comparing coverage. Separate employer, Medicare and Marketplace enrollment and verify transition dates.
