retirement risks

Taxes Unveiled: Short vs Long Term Implications

Many of us are familiar with the basics of taxes, but navigating the tax implications of investing or selling assets requires a deeper understanding. Tune in to the latest episode of the Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson to gain valuable insights into optimizing your tax strategy. Matthew P. Johnson is President […]

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Are You Clued Up on Your Financial Literacy?

Welcome to Financial Literacy Month! April provides an invaluable opportunity to shed light on the intricate financial challenges that confront aging Americans as they approach retirement. Discover the pivotal role financial literacy plays in helping secure a prosperous retirement journey here. At Johnson Wealth and Income Management, located right here in the heart of Iowa,

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Achieving Financial Freedom in Retirement with Johnson Wealth and Income Management

Retirement should be a time of relaxation, fulfillment, and freedom from financial worries. However, achieving financial freedom in retirement requires careful planning, prudent investing, and expert guidance.  In this blog, we’ll explore how you can realize your dream of financial independence during your golden years with the help of Johnson Wealth and Income Management. Why

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Legacy Planning: Help Your Wealth Live On

As we journey through life, accumulating wealth and achieving success, it’s natural to want to leave a lasting legacy for future generations. Legacy planning goes beyond traditional estate planning by encompassing not only the transfer of financial assets but also the preservation of family values, traditions, and aspirations.  In this blog, we’ll explore the importance

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Mailbag

We’re diving into our mailbag to address some pressing questions. Today’s listener, Jocelyn, asks, “I’ve just turned 60, and I’m feeling anxious about how much longer I can work before retiring. I have debt that I am working to pay off, but the high-interest rates are taking a toll on me. Should I consider starting my

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