Q&A Time: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
We answer questions about liquidating Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
It’s Not Radiation You’re Feeling, It’s Inflation
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss what was perceived as a difficult week, when in fact the market is only down less than 2.5%.
Q&A: Bonds, Margin Interest and Annuities
The "Money Talks hosts answer listeners’ questions on bonds, margin interest and annuities.
Q&A: Can You Suggest Some Income Stocks?
The "Money Talks" hosts share some stock picks that pay high dividends.
Markets Up Despite Euro Woes and Details of Fed’s $3 Trillion Loans
Dr. Gene Henssler, Ted Parrish, CFA, and Bil Lako, CFP®, discuss the resiliency of the U.S. economy, and offer opinions on the Fed’s $3 trillion emergency loansl
A Down Week Despite M&A Activity and a Drop in Consumer Debt
Dr. Gene Henssler, Ted Parrish, CFA explain to Bil Lako, CFP® why they are bullish on the market despite a down week.
What’s In Your Money Market Fund?
Money market funds often used for emergency reserves or short term cash needs. Money market funds are generally considered a safe investment; however, it is still important for an investor to know the underlying investments before a purchase is made. For a general description of some of the investments found in money market funds, read this Investment Whys.
"We Have Moved"—Did You Tell the IRS?
In the event that you move, you are required to inform the IRS of your new address and contact information so that they can update it in their files. If you fail to do so, any vital information regarding your taxes that is sent to your "last known address" is legally effective, even if you never received it. For more information about the steps to take to keep your information up-to-date with the IRS, read this C.P.A Insight.
New Year’s Resolutions that Save You Money
New Year’s Resolutions not only give you goals to aim for throughout the year, but they can also save you money in the process. By spending more time with family and friends, living a healthier life and helping others, your chances of living a more enjoyable life are increased. For more information about some of the most common New Year’s Resolutions and a little financial insight regarding them, read this C.P.A Insight.
Senior Citizens—Did You Know That You Can Be Charged Tax on Money You Don’t Get?
If you neglect to take your required minimum distribution from your IRA, you will be taxed a 50% penalty on the amount that should have been distributed, but was not.