Is It Important for My Cleaning Person to be Bonded and Insured?
If you’re bringing in cleaning help during the holidays, make sure you and the cleaning company are properly insured. Read more in this week’s Insurance Tip.
Unmarried Couples and Home Mortgage Interest
If you pay on a mortgage but your name is not on the loan document, you may not be able to deduct mortgage interest. Read this Tax Tip for more info.
Tax Strategist: Year-End Tax Planning Moves for Individuals
With about a month left in the year, there is plenty you can do to improve your tax situation. Read this Tax Strategist for more.
Tax Strategist: Year-End Tax Planning Moves for Businesses and Business Owners
There are an abundant number of provisions that provide tax relief to small businesses this year. Just so you don’t overlook any of these benefits, or in case your business would like to position itself to take advantage of some before the close of the year, here is a brief rundown on many of the business benefits that are available for 2011.
Is it Time to Review Your Auto Policy?
Before you renew your personal auto policy, you should review it as life changes may determine the coverage you desire. Read more in this week’s Insurance Tip.
Year-End Capital Gains Strategies
Gains & losses come from the sale of assets—sounds easy, but there are reasons to consult a tax expert before year-end. Read more in this week’s Tax Tip.
KSU Names New Provost
Kennesaw State University announces Ken Harmon, PhD, as their provost and vice president for academic affairs.
Small Business Owners—Don't Forget Your Retirement Plan
Small-business owners have excellent opportunities to save for retirement, often with tax benefits for the business. Read more in this week’s Tax Tip.
How Disability Income Insurance Contracts Define Disability
How “disability” is defined in your insurance policy determines the cost of the policy and how you qualify for benefits. Read this Insurance Tip for more information.
The Problem with Do-It-Yourself Estate Planning
The one-size-fits-all fill-in-the-blank forms that do-it-yourself estate planning sources provide may be attractive to some individuals because they cost a fraction of what attorneys typically charge. But is saving a few dollars worth the risk and potentially high cost of doing things incorrectly? Find out in this week’s Financial Tip.