
Donald Jay Korn
Donald Jay Korn is a contributing writer for Financial Planning in New York.
Donald Jay Korn is a contributing writer for Financial Planning in New York.
Buyers and sellers both can benefit from a formula based on the future performance of the business, rather than a metric of current performance.
Early planning for potential tax hikes is key.
Annuities with guaranteed lifetime withdrawal benefits tout longevity protection, but naysayers warn of added complexity on an already confusing instrument.
The tax law has made deducting philanthropic contributions more difficult, but there are ways to help clients reap benefits from their generosity.
Those concerned about financial shortfalls in old age may want to consider selling their whole life policy. Here's how advisors can help.
Forget bond ladders. Laddering defined-maturity exchange traded funds may be a safer fixed-income strategy for clients.
Returns over the past decade have been stellar, but capital preservation is a concern.
Rising yields coupled with relatively high hidden fees could lead to underwhelming returns.
As sales of LTC insurance plummet, combination products — annuities with LTC riders — are picking up some of the slack, serving as a useful alternative for some clients.
The products are designed to provide some upside potential yet limit investment risk, which has helped boost their popularity.