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10/23/2026

📬 Want to know your new Social Security benefit amount sooner?

Create your ‘my Social Security account’ and enroll in paperless notices by November 18 to view your 2027 COLA notice online in late November—up to 3 weeks before paper notices arrive by mail.

Get started: ssa.gov/myaccount

10/23/2026

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10/22/2026

It may not be long before paper paychecks disappear, much like the five-and-dime store and the VCR. Direct deposit is now the norm for paying employees — 96% of U.S. workers are already using it, according to the American Payroll Association. Why? Because it’s fast, secure, and convenient:
- No lost checks
- No waiting on the mail
- No trips to the bank
- Fewer payroll hassles for employers
As we enter the final transition from paper to electronic payments, you may still have questions about this technology. Our team at Hartmann & Associates is here to help.
Call us at 775-358-6649 to learn more.

10/21/2026

Can you deduct the cost of a facelift? How about "Lasik" eye surgery or the cleaning solution for contact lenses? Some of the procedures that pass muster with the IRS may surprise you. Take a look at a chart with eligible and not-eligible medical expenses. There are some unusual qualified expenses that might allow you to get a tax break. https://www.hartmannandassociates.com/newsletter.php

10/20/2026

You’ve no doubt heard that identity theft is on the rise. Learn how to protect your information so no one can get your refund, file a return in your name or access your Online Account. https://www.irs.gov/identity-theft-central/identity-theft-guide-for-individuals

10/19/2026

10/19/2026

Why 26% of Americans Are Spending More Than They Earn—and What’s Fueling the Financial Strain - Link in the comments ⬇️

10/19/2026

Have you checked your Social Security Statement lately?

Your statement shows how much you've earned from working over the years. We use this information to figure out how much you may receive in future benefits.

You can check your statement anytime with your personal 'my Social Security' account at ssa.gov/myaccount

10/19/2026

Contributions to a Roth account — whether it's within a 401(k) or an IRA — can save tax in the long run if you expect to be in a higher income tax bracket when you're making withdrawals in retirement than you're in now. Even if you expect to be in the same or a lower bracket, having some of your retirement funds in Roth accounts can provide a hedge against possible income tax rate hikes in the future.
Read more about it: https://www.hartmannandassociates.com/newsletter.php
For answers to any questions about saving for retirement, contact us: 775-358-6649

10/16/2026

Everybody's situation is different, and we can sit down with you and take a good look at the numbers, giving you a greater sense of where you are and what the future looks like. That's called confidence. Call today 775-358-6649

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