Robert Bloink is an Author specializing in finance, personal finance, law and legal affairs, and legislation. His expertise encompasses federal legislation, retirement planning, saving and investing, credit health, and debt management. Bloink's insights have 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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What You Need To Know Taxpayers who are at least 70.5 years old can transfer up to $111,000 (in 2026) from their IRA to a qualifying charity.
By: Robert Bloink, William H. Byrnes
What You Need To Know Lower asset values mean clients can, essentially, move more investment shares into the Roth at the same tax cost.
Investors have been struggling with market volatility for months—and for many, the uncertain market conditions have also been unsettling. When the market turns south, clients inevitably start calling for advice about tax-smart moves that can help them make the most of the market downturn. In the wak...
The DOL has officially amended the Code of Federal Regulations to restore the 2019 salary thresholds that govern the "white collar" exemptions for Federal Labor Standards Act (FLSA) overtime rules. In 2024, the Biden-era administration raised the standard salary threshold for the white-collar overti...
By: Robert Bloink, William H. Byrnes
What You Need To Know Congress has not adopted a uniform formula for calculating MAGI. Many working clients are unable to significantly reduce their MAGI.
Via Revenue Procedure 2026-24, the IRS announced the 2027 limits for HSAs, HDHPs and excepted benefit HRAs. For 2027, the annual HSA contribution limit for taxpayers with self-only coverage under an HDHP is $4,500 ($9,000 for family coverage). To qualify as an HDHP in 2027, the plan must have an ann...
By: Robert Bloink, William H. Byrnes
The COVID-era expanded Affordable Care Act tax subsidies were allowed to expire after 2025.
DOL: Choice to Leave Worksite During Bona Fide Meal Break Does Not Make Break Compensable
DOL Offers Overtime Guidance on Exempt Workers Who Periodically Perform Non-Exempt Job Functions
By: William H. Byrnes, Robert Bloink
What You Need To Know The safe harbor identifies six factors that fiduciaries must analyze when selecting investments.
