Pete Lang, Investment Adviser Representative
Pete Lang is an Investment Adviser Representative and president of Lang Capital with offices in Hilton Head and Charlotte, N.C. Pete has a Master of Laws in Taxation from New York University and Accounting and law degrees from the University of South Carolina. Now retired from the public practice of law and accounting after 20 years, Pete specializes in assisting his clients with investment, retirement and tax-planning strategies. His background makes him uniquely qualified to handle the most complex retirement, tax and estate plans.
Phone: 843.757.9400 | E-mail: calibre@langcapital.net | Website: www.langcapital.net
Latest articles by Pete Lang, Investment Adviser Representative
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What's Your Investing Philosophy? Is It the Best One for You?
investing Do you park your money in an index fund and forget it or pay a manager to go all out to beat the market? Consider an alternative to help you ride the waves without wiping out: The Sunset Beach Portfolio.
By Pete Lang, Investment Adviser Representative Published
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Should No-Load Variable Annuities Have a Place in Your Portfolio?
annuities Certain examples of this type of annuity can help you steer clear of some sky-high fees and scary surrender charges. However, make sure you understand exactly what you're getting into.
By Pete Lang, Investment Adviser Representative Published
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How to Steer Around the Fees of an Actively Managed Mutual Fund
investing Mutual funds that try to outperform the overall market tend to have to work hard, and thus they cost more than a vanilla index fund. But institutional wealth managers can find ways around some of the costs involved.
By Pete Lang, Investment Adviser Representative Published
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Put Politics Aside and Consider Trump’s Tax Plan a Gift
taxes No matter your political party, there could be some opportunities ahead for you to reduce your tax bill. Be ready to take advantage of them.
By Pete Lang, Investment Adviser Representative Published
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Keep More of Your Retirement Savings with Tax-Bracket Planning
taxes Without a comprehensive tax strategy in place, many retirees may pay three times more in taxes than they need to. Avoid that by “filling” your tax bracket. Here’s how.
By Pete Lang, Investment Adviser Representative Published
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