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In the News: Misconceptions on Social Security benefits

Featured, In The NewsBy Editorial TeamApril 23, 2021

As seen in the Marietta Daily Journal: Bil Lako, CFP®, explains that navigating Social Security benefits is complicated and very specific to your situation; therefore, It is nearly impossible to provide general advice that applies to everyone. He covers some of the widely believed misconceptions in his weekly column.  

SBA Raises Loan Limit For COVID-19 EIDL Loans to $500,000

Blog, Business Owner/Self Employed, CoronavirusBy Editorial TeamApril 23, 2021

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is expanding loan opportunities so that nonprofits and small businesses will be able to borrow up to $500,000 for up to 24 months.

How Well Do You Understand Retirement Plan Rules?

Blog, RetirementBy Editorial TeamApril 22, 2021

Take this 4-question quiz to see if you understand retirement plan rules.

Owe Taxes and Can’t Pay by the Due Date?

Blog, TaxBy Editorial TeamApril 21, 2021

If you are unable to pay the tax you owe, it is generally in your best interest to make other arrangements to obtain the funds for paying your taxes. We explore a few options to consider in our Tax Tip.

Charitable Giving in 2021

Charitable Giving, New Year/End of Year, Personal Finance, Tax, VideoBy Editorial TeamApril 20, 2021

Tax Consultant Jessie Thomas, CPA, provides some considerations for donating to charitable causes in 2021, including deductions if you are unable to itemize, deduction limits on property, and the benefit of a donor-advised fund.

Misconceptions on Social Security Benefits

Case Study, Featured, Nearing RetirementBy Editorial TeamApril 20, 2021

The “Money Talks” hosts take a closer look at Social Security this week in our case study. Turns out, most investors ages 55-65 have a lot of misconceptions about Social Security benefits, including when to begin taking them.

Can I Write Off My Business Start-Up Expenses?

Blog, Business Owner/Self Employed, TaxBy Editorial TeamApril 16, 2021

New business owners, especially those operating small businesses, may be helped by a tax provision allowing them to deduct up to $5,000 of the start-up expenses and $5,000 of organizational costs in the first year of the business’s operation.

4 Things Investors Should Know About Stock Splits

Blog, Investment SelectionBy Editorial TeamApril 15, 2021

As an investor, you may wonder what a stock split is and how it might affect your portfolio. A common misconception is that splits automatically increase the value of an investor’s holdings.

IRS to Automatically Adjust Prior Filed 2020 Returns with Unemployment Income

Blog, TaxBy Editorial TeamApril 14, 2021

If you or a dependent have already filed your federal return with unemployment income, the IRS will automatically adjust your return to account for the American Rescue Plan’s $10,200 exclusion.

Becoming Financially Literate

Personal Finance, Starting Out, VideoBy Editorial TeamApril 13, 2021

In this episode of Planning Priorities, Associate Michael Griffin, CFP®, shares some tips for those just starting out on how to become financially literate and stay on track for your financial future.

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