Finding Happiness in Income
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss Henssler Financial’s Ten Year Rule, and how following it can make you feel better about investing during a roller coaster market.
Life without Life Insurance
Life has too many “what ifs” already. Learn how to put a plan in place that can protect your family if you’re not here.
Sales Tax on Home Sales Rumor
A sales tax on home sales? You’ve likely read a lot of misinformation. We explain the new tax and who it affects in this week’s tax tip.
Talking to Your Child about College Expectations
Ready to have the college talk with your high school senior? Learn how to talk about cost, grades and courses of study in this Financial Tip.
Strong Week for the Markets as Central Banks Pledge to Avoid a Lehman-Style Collapse in Europe
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the economic indicators and news from Europe that propelled the markets higher this week.
Implications of a Weak Dollar
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss why a weak dollar is not necessarily a bad thing for our economy.
Enhancing Your Financial Aid Eligibility
A family’s budget for college education will easily be one of the most expensive purchases ever. The current average cost at a public four-year college is $7,605 per year in tuition and fees for in-state students. It is no wonder that during the 2008-2009 school year, more than 78% of undergraduate students received some form of financial aid.
Diworsify
Henssler Financial’s Research Department discusses diversifying to the detriment of the portfolio.
Tax Strategist: How Much Do I Need to Put Aside for Retirement?
A frequently asked question is, “How much do I need to put aside for retirement?” The answer to that question varies with each individual. There a number of factors to consider: the amount of your current income, savings and assets; how many years until you plan to retire; the retirement lifestyle you desire, and what you can afford to put aside.
Tax Breaks for Charity Volunteers
Do you incur unreimbursed costs while doing charity work? You may be able to take a tax deduction. Read our Tax Tip to find out.