Initial Disappointment with Proposed 2012 Federal Budget and a Clear Picture of Inflation
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the initial disappointment with the White House’s 2012 budget proposal and more signs of inflation
401(k) Plan Vendors and Service Fee Disclosures
401(k) plans have been notorious for hiding fees and sometimes charging excessive fees for services that are not received. This rule places more requirements and responsibilities on plan service providers.
Accident Response Fees
Money Talks hosts explain the new trend of accident response fees
Tax Strategist: Changing from a C corporation to a S corporation
Changing from a C corporation setup to the S corporation setup can be beneficial, but there are numerous factors to consider. With the March 15 deadline for 2011 fast approaching, you should seek guidance for your situation.
Markets Up Despite Mixed Earnings News and Poor Employment Numbers
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss the mixed earnings reports, the increased money supply and signs of inflation.
Windfall Elimination Provision
If you will receive a pension in retirement, you may not be aware that your Social Security benefit may be reduced as a result.
Monthly Reporting Workers Compensation Policy
We discuss how employers can combine payroll services and worker’s compensation insurance.
Market Gains Led by Strong Earnings, but We See Signs of Inflation
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss current signs of inflation during a week of gains led by strong earnings.
The 2011 Egyptian Riots
Dr. Gene Henssler and Ted Parrish, CFA, discuss the civil unrest in Egypt and how it may affect the markets.
Divorce Financial Issues—Titling of Assets and Litigation Costs
While divorce is an extremely emotional period, both parties must be very careful in planning for his, her, and the children’s financial well-being. As financial advisers, we see two main concerns when couples are getting a divorce: titling of assets and the cost of litigation.