More than 60 million Americans had their identities stolen in 2018, a significant increase from 2015, where more than 15 million consumers were affected. With
By Tony Moeller, CPA
As summer winds down, the weather starts to get milder. However, just the opposite seems to be occurring in the stock and bond markets
Emotions involved with caring for the elderly can seem almost as overwhelming as the finances. As your loved ones age, what topics must you be ready to discuss
By Tony Moeller, CPA
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose to new records earlier this week. Helping spur this was news that the U.S. economy
Could you list (and accurately value) all your personal property from memory? In the event you need to file a claim, a complete inventory of all your
You're probably aware of the importance of having enough life insurance to cover expenses if you were to pass unexpectedly. If that happened, would your family
By Christian Stromgren
So far, March has lived up to the old adage “in like a lion, out like a lamb.” Between large amounts of snow and ice, the continuing
If you are expecting to receive a refund on your taxes this year, what are you planning to do with it? In the past, the average refund was around $3,000, but
By Matt Ahrens, CIMA®
When I started in the financial services industry in 2007, I knew it was important to start saving for retirement. In high school I
Investing can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be. If you have a portfolio that was built for you and use the help of a financial advisor, you shouldn't
Most Important Tax Move for People over 70½
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The deductibility of charitable donations has been severely
