by NelsonCorp | Sep 9, 2026 | Financial Focus
Check out this week’s Financial Focus as Nate Kreinbrink and Andy Fergurson break down important upcoming tax deadlines and why waiting until the last minute could cost you. Plus, learn how an IRS online account can make it easier to access payments, transcripts, notices, refunds, and more.
by NelsonCorp | Sep 2, 2026 | Financial Focus
David Nelson joins KROS Financial Focus to discuss why rising interest rates, inflation, and market uncertainty could make the months ahead more challenging for investors. He also explains why managing risk and avoiding major drawdowns can be just as important as participating in market gains.
by NelsonCorp | Aug 26, 2026 | Financial Focus
Check out this week’s Financial Focus as Nate and Mike break down when you need to enroll in Medicare—and when you may be able to wait. They also cover common misconceptions, enrollment windows, employer coverage, and how to avoid costly penalties or gaps in coverage.
by NelsonCorp | Aug 19, 2026 | Financial Focus
Retirement planning is about more than simply building up a nest egg—it’s about knowing how to turn those savings into reliable income while navigating taxes, Social Security, Medicare, and other important decisions. This week, Nate and Mike discuss why planning ahead can help retirees better understand their income needs and avoid unexpected consequences down the road.
by NelsonCorp | Aug 12, 2026 | Financial Focus
Preparing for retirement is about more than simply building a large nest egg—it requires a plan for turning those savings into sustainable income. In this week’s Financial Focus, Nate Kreinbrink discusses taxes, spending needs, and the often-overlooked psychological transition that comes with leaving the workforce.
by NelsonCorp | Aug 5, 2026 | Financial Focus
Markets can feel disconnected from what’s happening in the economy, but that’s often because investors are focused on what comes next rather than what has already happened. This week, David Nelson explains why NelsonCorp relies on market signals and a disciplined process instead of emotions when deciding whether to stay invested or move to the sidelines.