The New Landscape for Business Startups and Their Investors
Small companies may have an easier time finding investors thanks to the JOBS Act. Learn what it means for investors. Learn more in this Financial Tip.
How to be a Millionaire—Through Compounding
Through compounding, $5,000 can become more than $85,000 in 35 years. Who has that time? College grads. We explain in today’s Marietta Daily Journal. This article is meant to provide valuable background information on particular investments, NOT a recommendation to buy. The investments referenced within this article may currently be traded by Henssler Financial. All…
What Are Annuity Subaccounts?
A variable annuity contract is often described as a mutual fund family wrapped in an annuity contract. Learn more in this Insurance Tip.
Read This before Tossing Old Tax Records
Filing cabinets are overflowing? Time to start tossing your old financial records. Read this week’s Tax Tip before you start shredding.
Pay Down Debt or Save and Invest?
Should you pay off debt or should you save and invest? To find out, compare what rate of return you can earn on your investments versus the interest rate on the debt. There may be other factors that you should consider as well. Learn more in this week’s Financial Tip.
Are You an Employee or an Independent Contractor?
Your tax responsibilities differ greatly depending on if you are a independent contractor or an employee. Learn more in this week’s Tax Tip.
10-Year Treasury Yield Hits Three-Month Low As Investors Seek Safety
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the tumble stocks took as a result of the political jitters in Greece.
How Europe’s Woes Influence Investment Decisions
Europe’s woes weighed heavy on the markets this week. Dr. Gene offers his insight on how to invest amid the European turmoil.
Q&A Time: Nutritional Stocks, Bed Bath & Beyond’s Merger and a Small-Cap Pick
The “Money Talks” team offers answers on listeners’ latest stock questions, including Bed Bath & Beyond’s bid to buy Cost Plus World Market and a small-cap pick.
Rule 72(t) Allows for Penalty-Free Substantially Equal Periodic Payments from Your IRA Before Age 59½
Certified Financial Planner Jennifer Thomas joins the show to discuss substantially equal periodic payments available from IRAs under Section 72(t) of the Internal Revenue Code.