Category: Retire in Texas
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Tax-Smart Philanthropy
As the year draws to a close, the demand for information on charitable donations is on the rise. In today’s episode of Retire in Texas,...
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The Financial Forecast: Preparing Today for Tomorrow’s Tax Landscape
Emphasizing the essence of comprehensive financial planning, it is crucial not only to strategize for present tax implications but also to meticulously plan for the...
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From Scarcity to Abundance: Parenting in Prosperity
How do you prevent your kids from becoming spoiled, especially when they grow up in a vastly different financial landscape than you did? In today’s...
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Navigating Finance with Faith – Crucial Considerations
If you are thinking about hiring a financial services firm, it is imperative to consider how that firm’s values align with your own. In today’s...
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Life Hacks and Financial Strategies – Mastering Market Noise
Last week, the market went up 5%, yet the headlines in our inboxes were still creating stomach-churning anxiety about how the market was on the...
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Emotional Investing vs. Logical Decision-Making
It’s crucial to consider a long-term perspective and consult with financial advisors for guidance, especially in times of market uncertainty. Many investors follow the herd...
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The 60-40 Portfolio Shake-Up: Adapting to a Changing Investment Landscape
2022 was the worst performing year for the 60-40 investing strategy since 1937. Even though this may be cause for concern, it is crucial to...
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Navigating 2024 Political Ads with Purpose
Welcome to the 100th episode of Retire in Texas! In this special milestone edition, Darryl Lyons reflects on the incredible journey of the Retire in...
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Protecting the Future: Special Needs Trusts and Able Accounts Explained
For families with special needs children, creating a Special Needs Trust or an Able Account helps ensure that they can continue to receive necessary public...
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Third Quarter Market – Explained
“But the worries of this life, the deceitfulness of wealth and the desires for other things come in and choke the word, making it unfruitful”...
