Ryan Halpern, CPA, CFP®
Ryan Halpern started his career at Ernst & Young, concentrating on taxation of high net worth individuals. He continued his career on the tax team at a multi-family office, broadening his experience with individual tax, charitable and estate planning. Currently he focuses on advising corporate professionals and executives with their personal finance and investments.
Ryan is a Certified Public Accountant, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner, Personal Financial Specialist and has earned the CFA Institute Investment Foundations™ Certificate. He received his Master of Accountancy and his Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting with honors from the University of Georgia.
Ryan's articles on tax and other financial strategies have been published on CNBC.com, in Financial Advisor Magazine and in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Ryan is a member of the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Phone: 404.760.9000 | E-mail: ryan.halpern@brightworth.com | Website: www.brightworth.com
Latest articles by Ryan Halpern, CPA, CFP®
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Planning to Retire in 3 Years? Here’s What Senior Level Executives Need to Do Now
retirement planning From deferred compensation and stock options to backdoor Roths and long-term care insurance, there’s a lot to think about before you get your gold watch.
By Ryan Halpern, CPA, CFP® Published
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Lump Sum or Not: What’s the Best Way to Invest Your Year-End Bonus?
investing What is dollar cost averaging, and when you have a significant windfall to invest, which method is better for you: dollar cost averaging vs. a lump sum investment?
By Ryan Halpern, CPA, CFP® Published
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Your ‘Retirement Number’ Took a Hit. Now What?
Making Your Money Last If you had a solid plan in place on before the downturn hit, it should still carry you through ... provided you don't do anything crazy in the meantime.
By Ryan Halpern, CPA, CFP® Published
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Final Year-End Financial Steps to Get the Most from Your Money
retirement Even if time's too short to take full advantage of some of these moves this year, you can still position yourself to be better off in 2020.
By Ryan Halpern, CPA, CFP® Published
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