If your business is struggling in the wake of COVID-19, this step-by-step guide from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce will help you through the application process for a low-interest small business loan.
While you may not have to take your required minimum distribution this year, you may still want to make a qualified Charitable Distribution from your IRA.
The Small Business Administration has never faced a challenge like the COVID-19 outbreak, but they’re stepping up to help small business owners who are suffering financially during these uncertain times.
Readers of Cobb Life magazine and the Marietta Daily Journal nominated and voted Henssler Financial to the Best of Cobb list for 2020 in the Investment Firm category.
The CARES Act provides relief for those with federal student loans and a bonus benefit if your employer offers tuition assistance!
Unfortunately, there are those among us who would take advantage during this crisis.
Check out this bulletin prepared by our friends at Pritchard & Jerden, Inc. that details how small and midsize employers can use two new refundable payroll tax credits for coronavirus paid leave.
Even if you feel that your portfolio needs adjusting, maintaining a firm grasp on your fundamental investment strategy can help you be more thoughtful about making any changes.
Thanks to the CARES Act, your Economic Impact Payment of up to $1,200 for individuals or $2,400 for married couples and up to $500 for each qualifying child will be deposited directly into the same bank account used on your tax return within three weeks.
While uncertainty can make you nervous, it does not have to be a cause for alarm. Having a financial adviser on your side to help you navigate the unknown can help to ease your mind, allowing you to focus on running your business.
