The “Money Talks” hosts take a closer look at Social Security this week in our case study. Turns out, most investors ages 55-65 have a lot of misconceptions about Social Security benefits, including when to begin taking them.
New business owners, especially those operating small businesses, may be helped by a tax provision allowing them to deduct up to $5,000 of the start-up expenses and $5,000 of organizational costs in the first year of the business’s operation.
As an investor, you may wonder what a stock split is and how it might affect your portfolio. A common misconception is that splits automatically increase the value of an investor’s holdings.
If you or a dependent have already filed your federal return with unemployment income, the IRS will automatically adjust your return to account for the American Rescue Plan’s $10,200 exclusion.
In this episode of Planning Priorities, Associate Michael Griffin, CFP®, shares some tips for those just starting out on how to become financially literate and stay on track for your financial future.
The “Money Talks” Experts provide insight into the current tax season and tips for those who owe more than expected this year.
In the April Market Minute, our research analysts explain why they’re keeping a close eye on earnings reports, infrastructure spending, and money rolling into the equity markets in April.
Your dog bites your child’s friend’s parent. Your homeowner policy should respond if you are found liable for accidents that happen on your property. But what about damages that exceed your liability limits on your policy?
The funds rate affects many short-term interest rates, including the rates on money market mutual funds, which were already low to begin with. What’s the appeal with such a low return? Stability and liquidity.
It’s been a year, and we’re still working from home! Thanks coronavirus. Can I qualify for a special tax deduction for using my home as a workplace?