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Did you know?

A new survey by Ally Financial found that 45% of Americans are concerned about their personal finances. Yep—almost 1 in 2 people are experiencing some level of financial pressure at any given moment.

Why Money Is Stressing 45% Of Americans Right Now by Mark C. Perna →

Neontra for Financial Planners & RIAs

Harness the full potential of Neontra's platform, insights, tools, and resources to collaborate with your clients and assist them in planning for a brighter, more secure future.

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Word of the week

Registered Investment Advisor (RIA)

A registered investment advisor (RIA) is a trusted financial professional or firm dedicated to guiding clients in making informed decisions about securities investments. They offer in-depth advice and actively manage a client's investment portfolio.

Registered Investment Advisor (RIA): Definition, Duties, and Responsibilities →

Quote of the week

"Debt erases freedom more surely than anything else."

- Merryn Somerset Webb

Infographic of the week

The Average Income Tax by Wealth Bracket in America

Overall, the top 1% of earners paid $864 billion in income tax, the highest share across wealth brackets. The average income tax paid across this group was nearly $562,000. That year, about 1.5 million people fell into this echelon, paying an average income tax rate of 26.1%. This graphic shows the average federal income tax by wealth bracket in America, based on data from the IRS via the Tax Foundation.

The Average Income Tax by Wealth Bracket in America Across all Americans, the average income tax rate stood at 14.5% →

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