The Youngest Baby Boomers are Turning 50
At 50, you are eligible to make catch-up contributions to boost your retirement savings.
Q&A Time: Open-End and Closed-End Funds, Social Security and More
If an ex-spouse claims Social Security benefits based on your work record, how will it affect your benefits? The “Money Talks” hosts explain.
S-Corporations vs. LLCs: Which Entity Structure Is Better For Me?
The entity structure you choose for your small business can affect your taxes, liability and how profits are shared.
Getting the ‘Best’ Price Over the Long Run
Instead of trying to time the market, Bil Lako, CFP®, explains dollar cost averaging in today’s Marietta Daily Journal. Read the Article
16 Tax Issues Facing Small Business Owners in 2014
Small-business owners and high-income taxpayers may have a challenging 2014 when it comes to taxes. Learn more in this Business Tip.
Rules Eased for Health FSAs
Tired of buying band aids to use up your flex spending dollars? The IRS has modified the “use-it-or-lose-it” rule. Learn all about it in this week’s Insurance Tip.
Maximize Your American Opportunity for Education Tax Benefits
Taxpayers should make every attempt to take advantage of available education tax credits. Find out how in this Tax Tip.
Reducing Discretionary Spending to Establish or Increase a Cash Reserve
There are nearly as many ways to save money as there are to spend it. We explain ways to cut your spending in this week’s Financial Tip.
Mixed Markets Provide the New Year’s First Gains
Employment news moved the markets and the Fed provided guidance on its tapering plans.
Q&A Time: Leisure and Entertainment, Net Worth and International ETFs
The “Money Talks” hosts answer questions on how to invest for international exposure.