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Now that tax season is over, you may be asking how to reduce taxes next year. The short and simple answer is to consider buying a portfolio of low-fee index mutual funds or exchange-traded funds. To help find the right ones for you, here are three things to look for.
Exciting News! Rick Trippel, Kyle Trippel, and Shirley Huff (formerly Trippel Wealth Management Group) have officially joined the Strong Valley team.
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