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Peg brings 30+ years of experience in the financial services industry. A lifelong learner, she enjoys giving advice on comprehensive planning including financial planning, tax planning, retirement planning, risk management and estate planning. She is one of the founders/partner of the “Roundtable.” All specialists you need, all in one place. Peg works closely with her team members Nicole Webb, Preston Koenig and the Roundtable. We are dedicated to simplifying , living through the clients’ financial lives and inspiring them to achieve lifelong dreams. The “Your Money” radio show that Peg hosts is one of the longest running financial radio programs.



Peg is also the recipient of numerous industry awards, including Barron's Top Financial Advisor (2014-2017)*, Finance & Commerce's Top Women in Finance (2014)**. She and her husband Mike love to travel and golf in sunny locals.



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*The Barron's Top 1200 Financial Advisors ranking is awarded based upon criteria including revenue produced for the firm, regulatory record, quality of practice, philanthropic work, and assets under management. Awarded 2/24/14, 2/23/15, 3/5/16, and 3/6/17 for the one-year period ending September 30th of the previous year.


**The Top Women in Finance awards recognize the outstanding efforts of women in Minnesota who are making notable contributions to their professions, their communities and society at large. The honorees are selected by Finance & Commerce staff from independently submitted nominations. Awarded 11/19/13 for the period of August 2012 - August 2013.




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It’s possibly the last thing you were expecting at this stage in life, but a layoff has left you without a job as you close in your retirement years. So now what? These should be some of your first steps if you unexpectedly lose your job at 60.
Peg Webb

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Frequent readers of this column and listeners to our radio program have heard us talk extensively about having “three buckets of money.” We typically reference those buckets as a means of diversifying your savings based on time horizon (short-term, mid-term and long-term), but they can also be used discuss how your assets may be taxed (tax-advantaged, tax-d
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It’s a common goal for people to want to pay off their mortgage in an accelerated manner. This goal is usually based around two underlying rationales. First, people want to save money by reducing the amount they’re paying in interest. If you have a $200,000, 15-year mortgage with a 5% interest rate, you’ll pay more than $80,000 in interest payments. By paying off the mortgage as quickly as possible, there is a quantifiable financial benefit you’ll earn.
Peg Webb

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Parents want to give their children all the help they can, and if they have the wherewithal to improve their kids’ financial standing, they often do so. One great idea that we’ve used with many of our clients is gifting money to their children to fund a Roth IRA.
Peg Webb

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We’re big believers in long-term care insurance (we both own policies), but the premiums can be quite expensive. One relatively recent innovation in the insurance realm is the option of converting a portion of the cash value on a life insurance policy into a long-term care policy.
Peg Webb

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