David Rae has been helping people achieve financial security as a Los Angeles Certified Financial Planner® and Accredited Investment Fiduciary® with DRM Wealth Management since 2003. Based in Los Angeles, Financial Planner David Rae advises his clients and their families on getting their financial houses in order, developing investment strategies to meet their goals and planning for their retirement. He has also built a strong reputation as a financial planning specialist serving the needs of individuals, couples, and families in and around the LGBT community. While his financial planning practice is based in LA, he has clients across the country, and throughout Southern California. More About David Rae
One of the biggest advantages of owning a home in California is Proposition 13. This limits how much your property taxes can go up each year. Many long-time homeowners are paying property taxes based on an assessed value that is …
The holidays are fast approaching, which means it is time to start doing some year-end tax planning. The Tax Cut and Jobs Act will mean lower tax bills for many Americans. That does not mean you can ignore tax planning. …
Looking for ways to get more tax-free income in retirement? You should check out the mega backdoor Roth tax-planning strategy. That is assuming you have already maxed out your Roth IRA and 401(k). Making the maximum mega backdoor Roth contribution …
It isn’t how much you make but how much you keep. How the Solo 401(k) can help business owners slash their tax bills in 2021.
My Stock Market Dream- How to Invest your Money Smarter in Stocks and Bonds. In my humble opinion, there is no better way to build wealth over time than investing in the stock market. Even just “average” stock market returns …
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Citi Bank will be returning $330 million to 1.75 million of its customers. This breaks down to an average refund of around $190 per customer. Jo Ling Kent interviews financial planner David Rae on the Today Show discussing how to …
The Golden Girls Rose Fights Back, GG Retirement Plan Part 2: Oh Rose, Where Did Our (Pension) Funds Go? Second in a series. Major intellectuals, foremost philosophers and all my friends at the Abbey agree that most financial (or indeed …
This video features LA Certified Financial Planner David Rae on Fox Business with Neil Cavuto and reporter Gerri Willis. As President of DRM Wealth Management, Los Angeles Financial Advisor David Rae has helped numerous people make the best decisions for …
Is it possible to be too smart to invest well? A UCLA professor highlights how even a genius can screw up investing for the future.
How to get the most tax benefits from a Roth Solo 401(k) for your small business. Who doesn’t love tax free income.
Looking for more tax deductions to help your business pay fewer taxes? A Cash Balance Pension Plan may be the keep to keeping more of your hard earned money.
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