Surprised by new shipping duty charges? You’re not alone. The U.S. has eliminated the de minimis exemption for most low-value imports, meaning more overseas purchases now come with tariffs, carrier fees, and delivery delays. Before you click “buy,” make sure you understand the new rules.
2025 is wrapping up fast—and your year-end tax strategy could make a meaningful difference. From maximizing retirement contributions to timing your income, harvesting losses, and making the most of charitable deductions, small steps now can lower your tax bill later.
New tax laws take effect in 2026 that will change how charitable donations are deducted. From bunching strategies to donor-advised funds and IRA giving, timing will matter more than ever. Here’s how to make the most of your philanthropy under the new rules.
Paper refund checks are officially on the way out! Starting September 2025, most taxpayers will receive refunds electronically—a faster, safer way to get your money. But what if you don’t have a bank account?
Your business is booming—but your bank balance doesn’t show it? You’re not alone. Growth can make cash flow feel tighter, even when sales are strong. Find out why and what to do about it.
As families gather for the holidays, take a moment to think about the future. Are your beneficiary designations up to date? Life changes fast—make sure your will, insurance, and accounts still reflect your wishes.
Open enrollment is coming! With health care costs on the rise, now’s the time to review your options, compare plans, and take full advantage of FSAs, HSAs, and other benefits. Read our guide to make smart choices for your wallet and your health.
OCTOBER 2025. KENNESAW, Ga.— Henssler Financial is honored to announce six of its financial planning experts were named to the 2025 Atlanta Five Star Wealth Manager List presented by Five Star Professional. The list of winners was published in the October 2025 issue of Atlanta Magazine.
Attention savers 50+! The SECURE 2.0 Act just made “catch-up contributions” even bigger—especially if you’re 60–63. But starting in 2026, some high earners will have to make these contributions on a Roth basis.
From above-the-line deductions like HSAs and educator expenses to new below-the-line perks from the One Big Beautiful Bill, understanding your options could save you thousands. Learn how to make the most of standard, itemized, and special deductions this tax season.
