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7 Best Apartment Reits To Own For A Rental Market Slump

Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, simplify real estate investing. You get all the perks of property ownership – including income and tax benefits – without having to play landlord.
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10 News – Coronavirus Pandemic Gives Opportunity to Retirement Investors

"It's a once in a lifetime opportunity," says David Reyes, the founder of Reyes Financial Architecture. "There's lots of planning that can be done around it, just proactively. So that's a big deal."
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Will You Pay Tax on the Sale of Your Home?

As you can imagine, the taxes on a home sale could theoretically be a small fortune, enough to almost scare you away from selling at all.
So if you're looking to be proactive and prepared, here are answers to some questions you may have.
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7 Investing Rules-of-Thumb You Should Retire Right Now

Erick Sherman – May 4, 2020 As markets have swooned and strutted in the COVID-19 pandemic, investors may have found their eyes bouncing up and down in time with the S&P 500, Dow, Nasdaq, and Russell 200.
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How to Invest in Index Funds

Take the simplified route to portfolio management with index investing.
When it comes to managing your portfolio, you may prefer the "less is more" approach.
That's where index funds can come in handy.
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5 Mistakes to Avoid in a Bear Market

The attack on your stock holdings has come quickly, but it’s never too late to dust off your bear market survival kit to be prepared as the market continues to poke the bear. Surviving a steep stock market slide is often more about riding out the storm than running away from trouble.
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7 Best Bear Market Index Funds to Buy Now

No need to be a stock expert when index investing.
Even bear markets can present buying opportunities, but how you invest hinges on your preferred strategy.
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CBS8 News – Ways to Reduce Expenses During a Crisis

Listen to David's advice on what areas you can reduce expenses during crisis.

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KOB4 – Investment Worries

The stock market has taken a major beating during the coronavirus crisis. Financial experts don’t believe people under 40 should have to worry about their retirement accounts. Historically, markets have rebounded from major losses. Watch the clip here!
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Now Is a Good Time for Retirees to Refinance. Here Are Some Points to Ponder.

Sarah Max – March 27, 2020 As more Americans have bucked conventional wisdom in recent years and retired while still carrying a home mortgage, the market upheaval has created an opening to consider refinancing.
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CBS8 News – Stock Market Plunges Amid Coronavirus Concerns

David Reyes of Reyes Financial Architecture discusses the stock market plunge amid the coronavirus pandemic. Watch the clip here!
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CBS8 News – The Market Crash: Tips on What to do Now, What’s to Come and When Will This End?

David Reyes of Reyes Financial Architecture, interviewed live by Steve Price for CBS8 News, give us tip on what to do now. Watch the clip here!
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8 Things to Know About Stock Market Corrections

Reverse mortgages are a way for older Americans to access the equity in their homes and use it to fund retirement. However, there are strict rules and guidelines surrounding who qualifies for these mortgages, as well as how much income a reverse mortgage can provide and how much they cost.
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What Are The Mortgage Requirements for a Reverse Mortgage?

Mia Taylor – March 3, 2020

Reverse mortgages are a way for older Americans to access the equity in their homes and use it to fund retirement. However, there are strict rules and guidelines surrounding who qualifies for these mortgages, as well as how much income a reverse mortgage can provide and how much they cost.
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7 Most Common Tax Mistakes Investors Make

Rebecca Lake – February 14, 2020 

There are certain things you can’t afford to get wrong as an investor. Making sure you have the right asset allocation and that your risk tolerance aligns with your risk capacity is important.
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KUSI NEWS: Immediate Steps to Take If You’re Retiring in 2020

The senior population is San Diego is booming, so if you or someone you know is looking to retire this year, Financial Advisor David Reyes was in studio to discuss some immediate steps to take to be prepared for the golden years. Watch the clip here!
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The Benefits of Filing Taxes Early

Maryalene LaPonsie – January 21, 2020

FOR MILLIONS OF Americans, there is no getting around the need to file an annual tax return. Fortunately, the IRS gives you plenty of time to organize your paperwork and submit your forms. The regular filing deadline is April 15, and those requesting an extension can take up to Oct. 15 to file their forms, although any taxes owed are still due in April.
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KUSI NEWS: 3 Financial Strategies to Consider for the End of 2019

The year is coming to a close, and it’s time for many people to start planning for the year ahead, including with our finances. Local Financial Adviser David Reyes was in studio to tell us more. Watch the clip here!
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Don’t Make This Common Mistake When Starting Up Your 401(k)

Anna-Louise Jackson – December 10, 2019

Making sense of the options in your 401(k) can seem daunting at first. As a result, that causes many people to make investment decisions that are influenced by something very simple — the order in which they’re presented.
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What Happens If You Don’t Pay Your Taxes?

Tara Mastroeni – December 8, 2019

At its best, buying an investment property is a huge step towards generating passive income. However, in order to set yourself up for success, it’s important to make sure that you’re ready to take the leap.
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9 Facts About Mutual Fund Capital Gains

Debbie Carlson – November 21, 2019

Investors are likely to receive mutual fund capital gains distributions, along with a capital gains tax bill reflecting their profits – especially because of sizable gains in the S&P 500 this year.
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KUSI NEWS: 4 Reasons to Ditch the Plastic This Holiday Season

The National Retail Federation recently said that it expects Americans to spend between $727.9 billion and $730.7 billion during the holidays this year, a 3.8 to 4.2 percent increase from 2018.

As holiday spending is projected to increase, it’s important that we take the necessary steps to ensure we don’t shop ourselves into debt.

Local personal finance expert and financial advisor, David Reyes of Reyes Financial Architecture, says viewers who plan on shopping during the holidays should ditch the plastic credit cards and shop with cash this year.
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What Happens If You Don’t Pay Your Taxes?

Lee Barney – November 8, 2019

What should plan sponsors ensure that participants understand about the tax treatment of retirement savings accounts? Sources say there are a few key points that participants should readily be able to understand.
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Local Investment Advisor Partners With Renowned Author to Release New Book

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SAN DIEGO, CA — October 29, 2019 – San Diego investment advisor, David Reyes of Reyes Financial Architecture, teamed up with a select group of financial professionals and renowned writer, Jack Canfield, to author a new book titled, Momma’s Secret Recipe for Retirement Success: The Truth About Risk, The Stock Market, Fees and Annuities. The book, released on October 1, was published by CelebrityPress®, a world-leading business book publisher, and reached best-seller status on Amazon during the first day of its release.
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Getting a Mortgage for a Second Home: Compare Rates & Learn More

Jeff Gitlen – October 18, 2019

A second home is a “home away from home,” and can come in handy when you want a quick break or extended vacation. You can bypass the hotel check-in lines, botched reservations, or rental unit costs. In fact, you can even earn money by turning your second home into a rental property.
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Investment Advisor, David Reyes Hits Amazon Best-Seller Lists with Momma’s Secret Recipe for Retirement Success

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SAN DIEGO, CA — October 29, 2019 – San Diego investment advisor, David Reyes of Reyes Financial Architecture, teamed up with a select group of financial professionals and renowned writer, Jack Canfield, to author a new book titled, Momma’s Secret Recipe for Retirement Success: The Truth About Risk, The Stock Market, Fees and Annuities. The book, released on October 1, was published by CelebrityPress®, a world-leading business book publisher, and reached best-seller status on Amazon during the first day of its release.
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What Happens If You Don’t Pay Your Taxes?

Geoff Williams – October 7, 2019

TAX SEASON WILL BE HERE before you know it, and you may be wondering what could happen if you don’t file your 2019 returns by the April 15, 2020 deadline. For many people, filing taxes is a straightforward process. Perhaps, you have tax withheld from your paycheck and you file your taxes on your own. Or maybe you enlist a tax preparer to do it for you. However, tax-filing can get more complicated if you have side gigs or you’re self-employed.
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How to Set Up Your 401(k) in 3 Easy Steps

Anna-Louise Jackson – September 6, 2019

There are plenty of important questions to ask on your first day of work: Where’s the bathroom? What time can I leave? But only one could help you become a millionaire someday. So move this question to the top of your list: How do I enroll in the 401(k)?
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8 Index Funds That Can Make You Rich

Maryalene LaPonsie – July 26, 2019

Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (ticker: SPLV)

SPLV tracks the S&P 500 Low Volatility Index and is a good choice for conservative investors who are seeking low volatility and great performance, says David Reyes, chief financial architect at San Diego-based Reyes Financial Architecture. “Low volatility as an asset class has the best risk-adjusted return,” Reyes says. The exchange-traded fund has a total expense ratio of 0.25% and performance-wise, it’s been fairly spot on with tracking its underlying index. The current five-year return sits at 11.57%, just shy of the 11.87% return charted by the S&P 500 Low Volatility Index.
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Means Testing, Serious Social Security Business

Workers younger than 66 lose up to $100,000 in Social Security lifetime benefits on April 29. Why? Because the “File and Suspend,” Social Security claiming strategy, which allowed a retiree to take benefits off of a spouse’s record while deferring his or her own record, has been eliminated. I believe this decision was based on paragraph of the 2015 federal budget proposal. The graph said the budget proposed to eliminate “aggressive Social Security claiming strategies, which allow upper-income beneficiaries to manipulate the timing of collection of Social Security benefits in order to maximize delayed retirement.”
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Are Your Clients Too Affluent for Social Security?

Means testing to attain Social Security benefits may be on the docket for the future. Those of us who counsel clients on Social Security understand firsthand the long-term effect of Congress’ recent elimination of the File and Suspend and Restricted Application claim strategies. That change means fewer claim strategies for retirees seeking to maximize Social Security income, effectively cutting $100,000 of lifetime benefits from a married couple’s retirement portfolio.
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Hedge Fund Looks to Capitalize on Peer-to-Peer

Peer-to-peer lending isn’t as “alternative” as it used to be, and that’s been a boon to funds such as Direct Lending Investments, which specializes in buying high-interest, short-term small-business loans. The downtown L.A. hedge fund last week made a three-year, $250 million commitment to provide capital for loans made through lending site Biz2Credit.
The deal is Direct Lending’s largest commitment to date, and the latest sign of the firm’s growth.
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Financial Advisor David Reyes II Hits Amazon Best-Seller List With New Book, “SuccessOnomics”

David Reyes II recently hit two Amazon.com best-seller lists with the new business book, “SuccessOnomics.” San Diego, CA – October 13, 2014 – David Reyes II is the Founder and Chief Financial Architect of Reyes Financial Architecture, Inc., a Registered Investment Advisory Firm.
David recently joined a select group of the world’s leading experts, to co-author the book titled, SuccessOnomics: Learn The Secrets Of Success In The New Economy From Today’s Leading Entrepreneurs and Professionals. The book was released on September 18, 2014 by CelebrityPress™ – a leading business book publisher.
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Private Credit Markets Offer Investors Double-Digit Returns

One direct lending fund returned 12.7% last year; seen as alternative to measly returns on bonds. As traditional bond funds scramble to navigate around the threat of rising interest rates, a growing number of investors and financial advisers are tapping into private credit markets, thanks to an expanding network of entry points.
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Winning by Not Losing: Year-End Tax Management for the High-Net-Worth Client

“Rule number one: never lose money. Rule number two: never forget rule number one.” Warren Buffett may or may not have had taxes in mind when he uttered this quotable phrase, but proactive tax planning is one of the most important things a financial advisor can do to help clients follow Mr. Buffett’s number-one rule.
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Ken Fisher’s RIA Warning Draws Advisor Ire

Evensky, Carson and others offer strong reactions to the legendary investor’s prediction about demise of RIAs ThinkAdvisor’s Nov. 21 interview with Ken Fisher in which the renowned money manager forecast the demise of the RIA world in 10 years ignited a fire under advisors. Fisher predicted that, if the fiduciary features of Dodd-Frank are implemented, BDs would absorb and, in essence, exterminate RIAs. He cited the size and wealth of BDs, as well as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s superior lobbying power on the fiduciary issue.
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Social Security 101, by M. Sharon Baker

Angela Deppe was surprised when her mother filed for Social Security benefits at the age of 62. While filing for benefits as soon as one is eligible is a very common practice, Deppe, a CPA, and her husband, a financial consultant, knew it was a major mistake. “She asked our opinion, and we told her she should wait,” says Deppe. “She was still working, and it made sense from a longevity point of view to delay accepting benefits.”
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