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We all have our own unique relationship with money. We certainly have our own unique way of both spending and saving money.

However, if you’re ready to start putting some money aside, or looking for tips on money management, or even the best way to pay your bills, the following tips may provide a little bit of help: 

Understanding how your savings can work for you is an important part of creating your financial future. If you’re curious about personal finance and want to learn more, here are some common questions we hear from new clients.

While following a solid tax planning strategy throughout the year is integral to your overall financial plan, some special considerations may maximize your refund or reduce overall tax liability.

Let’s look at some of the tax-saving strategies you could be taking advantage of.

In our client meetings, the term “wealth” is often tossed around somewhat loosely. We talk about building wealth, managing wealth, enhancing wealth, and preserving wealth as if the concepts are universally understood. But what exactly is wealth? It’s such a vague term that every person has a slightly different meaning.

At Reinke Gray Wealth Management, we understand that retirement isn't just about leaving the workplace; it's about navigating a new landscape of social connections.

As financial planners, we commonly see a few scenarios that can lead to the acquisition of sudden wealth. Whether through inheritance, a lucrative business venture, or a stroke of good fortune, the prospect of newfound prosperity is exhilarating, but also can be daunting.

We wanted to share some news that could have a significant impact on your financial planning. Thanks to changes to the SECURE ACT 2.0 there are now situations in which funds can be converted from 529 savings plans into Roth IRAs.

Stocks defied the skeptics in a very unpredictable 2023. The Dow Jones finished at an all-time record high on December 28, and the S&P 500 came within a whisker of a fresh all-time high after the index rallied more than 20% for the year.

The goal for your saving plan is up to you. Some people enjoy travel or the latest electronics. Others may save for school or a home purchase. While there are a thousand ways to spend your money, there’s only one way to save it — stick to the plan.

Retirement can sneak up on you.