First Down Week in Nearly Two Months
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss how home sales will come close to adding to GDP in 2012, and why expectations are even better for 2013.
Q&A Time: Monster Beverage, McKesson and Harris Corp.
Ted Parrish,CFA, and Dr. Gene provide their opinions on Monster Beverage, McKesson and Harris Corp.
Pension Maximization
Bil Lako, CFP® highlights a financial strategy to help maximize retirement benefits while providing for your spouse.
Passwords and Virtual Assets
Bil Lako, CFP® provides some advice on how important it is for both spouses to have passwords and access to financial documents should one be incapacitated.
Saving for College and Retirement
You can borrow money for your children’s college education, but you cannot borrow money for your own retirement. We explain how to find balance in this Marietta Daily Journal Blog post. All material presented is compiled from sources believed to be reliable and current, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The contents are intended for general information…
In the News: Bonds — Not as Safe as You Think
Interest rates and bond prices have an inverse relationship. Consider this before you buy a 10-year bond. We explain in today’s Marietta Daily Journal.
Retirement Plans for Your Small Business
A retirement plan is a critical part of a competitive benefits package. If you’re a small business owner and haven’t established one, what are you waiting for? Learn more in this Business Tip.
Do You Have the Right Type of Life Insurance?
Would you like term, permanent or cash value? You’ll need different types of life insurance as your situation changes. Learn more in this Insurance Tip.
Tax Increases Looming in 2013
Unless Congress acts, rich and poor alike will face higher taxes in 2013. Find out what changes might affect you in this week’s Tax Tip.
Withdrawals from Traditional IRAs
In these challenging economic times, you may be considering taking a withdrawal from your traditional IRA. While you’re allowed to withdraw funds from your IRAs at any time, for any reason, the question is, should you? Learn more in this Financial Tip.