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Richard Oring and Josh Levitus discuss financial matters at New Century Financial Group, located in Princeton, New Jersey. Richard's expertise in taxes and accounting provides him with a distinct viewpoint on financial planning and how taxes interplay with it. Meanwhile, Josh offers his experience in working with younger investors to the discussion.
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Have you ever wondered how Federal Reserve's interest rate changes can affect the market? Well, Kevin Caron, a seasoned Portfolio Manager from Washington Crossing Advisors, drops by to decode the world of finance. With his in-depth knowledge and expertise, we explore current cash, bond, and stock environments, and discuss the impact that interest c…
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Want to uncover the hidden potential of 529 plans and the new twists introduced by the Secure Act 2.0? Wondering how this could be the game changer in your child's college fund or even your first-time home purchase? Then this episode is a goldmine waiting to be discovered. We unpack the quirks and benefits of 529 plans, investment plans that not on…
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Have you ever considered how to ensure your financial accounts' safety? Let's discuss the importance of trusted contacts in maintaining financial security. The Finra Rule 2165 is specifically designed to protect individuals over 65 years old or with a mental disability. We will also cover common scams targeting seniors and why keeping your trusted …
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What is a fiduciary? This is a question that Richard Oring is frequently asked by his clients at New Century Financial Group. When looking for an advisor, it's an important question to ask. A fiduciary is an individual or organization legally required to manage a person's assets for that person's benefit, not their own. Being a fiduciary means a fi…
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With the market volatility we've experienced in 2022, many folks are looking at different types of investment vehicles. One that Richard Oring's clients have been asking about lately is the I Bond. Today, Rich explains what they are and more. I bonds are securities issued by the US Treasury, that are 20 year notes and continue paying interest for a…
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There are many things you should consider when it comes to end-of-year tax planning, but today Rich and Jag are focusing on Tax Loss Harvesting. To understand tax loss harvesting, we will want to define terms. Rich walks us through cost basis, capital gains (long and short term), capital losses (long and short term), carry-over losses, and the Wash…
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How can I tell how well my portfolio is performing? Through this podcast, it's Richard Oring's goal to educate listeners about managing their money. Today, he and Jag look at different ways to evaluate the performance of your portfolio. First, it's important to understand your strategy and overall objective - is it retirement, savings or something …
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Do I need a financial advisor if I'm in my 20's? There's a stereotype that financial advisors are only for older adults - either in or approaching retirement. And that's simply not true. Today, Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group sits down with Jag to talk about why young adults need a financial advisor. Having a financial advisor early in…
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Investing in bonds can be an important part of your overall portfolio. But many investors find them confusing. Today, Richard Oring and Jag break down what you need to know. Stocks are pretty straightforward - if you buy a stock, you own a percentage of a company. Bonds, on the other hand, mean you are buying part of a company's debt. Rich explains…
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There are many loans available for homeowners who want to renovate their homes. Today, Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group is joined by Bobby Dmuchowski, VP of Mortgage Lending at Guaranteed Rate. Bobby explains the advantages of going to a mortgage broker, as opposed to going to your bank. He also talks about the differences between HELOC…
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As the tax landscape ever changes, it becomes more important for your CPA and Financial Planner to collaborate. In this episode of the Stuff About Money podcast, Erik Garcia, CFP®, and Xavier Angel, CFP® are joined by fellow financial advisor Richard Oring and CPA Douglas Ziegler, to discuss why you want two of your most important advisors to be in…
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Today, Rich and Jag welcome Xavier Angel, out of New Century Financial Group's New Orleans office. Rich and Xavier thought Black History Month would be a good time to address the issue of financial literacy in the Black community. Xavier cites the percentage of households below the poverty line for White., Black, and LatinX households. The differen…
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January is a time to re-consider your financial goals. Today, Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group explains why financial planning is no longer for only the rich - it's something that is accessible to everyone. You should start a financial plan in order to develop real, tangible goals and work toward them. These can include education planni…
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Life Insurance is a very important aspect of your financial future. But it can be very confusing. Today, Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group breaks down everything you need to know about Life Insurance. Why do I need life insurance? What can life insurance protect? Can part of my life insurance benefits be donated to charity? What are the …
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Today, Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group and co-host Jon "JAG" Gay cover the field of financial planning - what financial planners do and who needs one. We all have coaches for different aspects of our lives and financial planning is no different. That's where a planner comes in, and with increased advertising in the field, baby boomers …
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Today Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group and Jag are joined by Bill Cass, Director of Wealth Management Programs at Putnam Wealth Management in Boston. With Democrats now in control of the White House, and both houses of Congress, we've received many questions from clients on what that will mean for taxes going forward. This is one of Bil…
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Today, we visit with Richard Oring's former intern (and nephew) Aaron Kravitz. Aaron is about to graduate a 5-year program at Penn State University with a bachelor's and masters degree in accounting. Not only did Aaron have to navigate the usual challenges of college life - time management, accountability, and budgeting - but he is also finishing h…
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Some people are savers, and others are spenders. Today, we break down the psychology of money. Joining Richard Oring are certified financial planner Erik Garcia and clinical psychologist Matt Morris, hosts of their own podcast, Building Us. We start by looking at different types of couples - pairs of savers, pairs of spenders, and one of each - and…
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Today, Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group joins Jon Gay to explain the various fees associated with mutual funds. We cover: What resources are there to find the costs and performance Investor.gov - https://www.investor.gov/ Morningstar.com - https://www.morningstar.com/ Fund Prospectus Definitions to know Front End Load Back End Load No L…
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Today Rich and Jag look at ways to keep more of your money and give less of it to Uncle Sam. First, we look at basic tax terms including Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) Above The Line Deductions Itemized Deductions Standard Deductions Taxable Income Credits Total Tax Next, we tackle ways to reduce your W2 income: Contributing to a traditional 401k Fund…
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With June here, Richard Oring of New Century Financial Group joins Jon Gay to take stock of where we are, almost halfway through the year. Things we've learned to live without in 2020 Food and Medical Supplies Social Justice and Social Unrest Financial Issues Interest - the difference between lending and borrowing Low rates and refinance options Do…
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Today, Richard Oring and Jag break down the CARES Act - the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act - and what it means for you. We cover: Recovery Rebate Checks for Taxpayers Retirement Plan Withdrawals Retirement Plan Loans Required Minimum Distributions (RMD's) Changes to Charitable Donations Unemployment Benefits Resources: IRS Publica…
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Richard Oring's phone has been ringing off the hook with calls from clients panicked over the coronavirus and what effects it will have on their investment accounts. Today we cover some important things to remember. When you set up your portfolio, you start with goals and what you need to achieve to get there. Once you have the plan in place, stick…
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There are many mistakes that people make with their 401K accounts. Today we try to help you avoid those mistakes now instead of trying to fix them later. They mainly fall into three categories. Contribution Level Mistakes Not putting enough into your 401k Not putting anything into your 401k Not increasing your contributions over time Investment Mis…
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Nobody wants to think about their own mortality. But careful planning can ensure that both your final wishes are granted as directed, and that your loved ones won't have added stress on top of their grief. Richard and Jag discuss the advantages of digital organizers in today's episode. Many, such as Everplans, can help you create a final plan. And …
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In today's episode, we go inside your FICO score - first by explaining what it is, and the factors that go into calculating it. They are: 35% Payment History 30% Amounts Owed 15% Length of Credit History 10% Credit Mix 10% New Credit In addition to breaking down each of these categories, we will also cover what's changing in the newest FICO Score 9…
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Expectations are crucial to any relationship, whether it's making them, meeting them, or exceeding them. This is true for your financial adviser, your accountant, and even you as the customer. Communication is key to setting reasonable expectations in any relationship. In our first episode, Richard Oring explains what to expect from your accountant…
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