How to tell the difference –Not all debt is created equal. Knowing the difference can change the way you look at your spending.
We are continuing our series on estate planning, this time focusing on business owners. While there are common elements that anyone would need to have, there are unique documents and planning that need to be considered for different situations.
We’re officially halfway through 2021, which has been very positive for stock market returns. The chart below shows the path of the S&P 500 over the last six months.
As the stock market continues to recover, perhaps you’ve seen significant gains in your portfolio, or maybe you invested in a stock that skyrocketed and now your portfolio is out of balance. If you have a heart for non-profits, we have some goo
This April, our newest Investment Advisor Representative, Matthew Lefelhoc, passed the FINRA Series 65 exam. In June, we sharpened our skills and had some fun at our annual Team Retreat.
In today’s fast-paced tech world, we have seen an explosion in online accounting software options. The major market share winner has remained with the Intuit giant and QuickBooks Online (QBO). The various subscription levels offered by Intuit &
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) passed in early March of this year, included over $1 trillion in programs to stimulate the US economy after the COVID-19 shut down. Included in the package was a provision to increase the child tax credit and send advanced payments of the credit to families all over the country starting in July of 2021.
Now is the time to begin tax planning for your 2021 return. Here are some ideas:
As a small business, once you decide to extend credit to a customer, you now have a financial stake in continuing that relationship even if you suspect there might be trouble brewing. While you don’t want to crack down on a good customer too ha
