By Victoria Boinest
It’s never too early for a parent to start teaching their children about money. With a good base of knowledge, children will have a strong
By Maura C. Schauss, CFP
As parents, it’s in our very nature to want to take care of our children. We are wired to want the best for them and do everything in
By Todd Youngdahl, CFP®
If you were to take a guess, what do you think is the number one fear when it comes to retirement expenses? If you guessed healthcare
Brian Wendroff, CPA, CGMA and Guest Blogger
We’re approaching the halfway point for 2018. Your taxes, and filing next year’s return, may be the furthest thing
By Duncan Green, WWA Intern
Hello! My name is Duncan Green, and I am currently a senior at McLean High School. I am excited to attend The University of
By Alexandra Devereaux
These days, cyber security is a top priority for everyone. Here at WWA, client security and privacy is a top priority for all of us.
We have learned that many people recognize April 26th as #GetOrganizedDay. So, how about getting your financial planning ducks in a row? Washington Wealth
By Maura C. Schauss, CFP
Bread and butter. Romeo and Juliet. Nuts and bolts. Salt and pepper. Love and marriage. Tax planning and philanthropy. Some things
By Todd Youngdahl, CFP®
In March, President Trump announced that he would begin imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum, sparking fears of a global trade war
By Maura C. Schauss, CFP®
Thanks to the Internet, there’s no lack of advice or formulas to follow for every area of your life. This is especially true when it
By Maura C. Schauss, CFP®
Social Security can be complicated to navigate at times, but since it’s so vital to your retirement income plan, it’s important to
By Todd Youngdahl, CFP®
I recently posted a video explaining my perspective on Roth IRAs and the benefits they provide. Due to the response, I wanted to