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Burney Town Hall: Ask Us Anything
- 00:00 - Intro & Agenda
- 02:27 - About Burney Tax Advisors
- 03:34 - Q&A
- 04:55 - Question #1: Wars Impacting Investments
- 10:34 - Question #2: Finding Tax Information
- 13:29 - Question #3: BRNY ETF and Taxes
- 17:35 - Question #4: Annuities
- 18:58 - Question #5: IRMAA
- 22:30 - Question #6: IRAs
- 24:35 - Question #7: Roth Conversions
- 31:51 - Question #8: Donor-Advised Funds
- 35:00 - Question #9: Custodians
- 37:34 - Question #10: BRNY ETF Fees
- 40:01 - Question #11: Stocks
- 43:59 - Question #12: Stocks - Cost to Buy/Sell
- 45:10 - Question #13: Burney's Size & Style Model
- 52:07 - Question #14: Interest Rates
- 54:29 - Question #15: Inflation Expectations
- 55:46 - Question #16: Realized Gains
- 57:10 - Question #17: Mutual Funds vs. ETFs
- 57:52 - Question #18: Gold Stocks
- 59:01 - Next Steps
- 59:44 - Outlook for US Equities in 2024 Webinar
During our Burney Town Hall, we answered questions about:
- Tax planning & preparation
- Investment planning
- Financial planning
If you have any questions or are interested in talking to our team about taking action steps discussed in this webinar, please contact us at info@burneywealth.com.
Advisory services are offered through the Burney Company, an investment adviser registered with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. Registration as an investment Adviser does not imply a certain level of skill or training.

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