Robert Bloink is an author specializing in finance and personal finance at various prominent publications. His work often intersects themes of health and wellness, as well as critical topics such as the IRS, Social Security, and inflation. Bloink has been featured in PropertyCasualty360.com, BenefitsPRO, and ThinkAdvisor.
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Robert Bloink's coverage is heavily concentrated on legal and regulatory aspects of personal finance, especially retirement planning and taxation. He has a strong focus on opinion editorials, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
Given his focus on debates, opinions, and regulations related to retirement planning and taxation, Robert may be particularly interested in hearing from experts who can provide nuanced analysis or differing perspectives on these topics. Legal professionals with expertise in IRS regulations, fiduciary standards, estate planning might find success pitching insights when relevant to the articles he covers.
As there's no specified geographic focus for Robert’s coverage area; it is likely that he would be open to commentary from experts based anywhere as long as they have valuable insights into the US financial regulatory landscape.
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By: Robert Bloink, William H. Byrnes
Byrnes: These expanded ACA subsidies are extremely expensive and should be cut back to pre-COVID levels.
Most small-business clients will not qualify under the exemptions that FinCEN has created.
Byrnes: Without the Section 199A deduction, small-business owners would be making choices with respect to choice of entity that are entirely based
By: Robert Bloink, William H. Byrnes
That said, many everyday expenses can qualify as medical expenses. For example, items purchased to treat things like acne, dehydration, shoe inserts
By: Robert Bloink William
What You Need To Know Plan participants who live in a federal disaster area may withdraw up to $22,000 without penalty.
What You Need To Know Many employees make infrequent decisions with respect to their 401(k)s. Rolling employer-plan dollars into an IRA allows for aggregation.
By: Robert Bloink, William H. Byrnes
The Secure 2.0 Act contained many provisions that broadened the ability to access retirement funds without penalty.
By: William H. Byrnes, Robert Bloink
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) general counsel has openly stated that she intends to prosecute employers who use overly broad non-compete agreements and stay-or-pay provisions. Employers who are currently making use of either non-compete agreements or stay-or-pay arrangements should carefully evaluate those agreements to ensure that they're in line with the NLRB position.
By: Robert Bloink, William H. Byrnes
What You Need To Know Many clients skipped taking RMDs from inherited IRAs over the past few years.
By: William H. Byrnes, Robert Bloink
The state and local tax deduction limit of $10,000 per federal return could expire after 2025.
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