Should I Hire A Money Manager?
Many people wonder if it would be worth it to hire a money manager to help with their investments. Find out if working with a professional is for you.
financial planning, Investing, Mutual Funds, Retirement Planning
financial planning, Taxes
Taxes Going Up In 2011
Tax rates will be much higher starting in 2011. There are many things you should consider doing to prepare yourself for bigger tax bill next year.
Estate Planning, financial planning, Retirement Planning
Special-Needs Financial Planning
Family’s with special-needs members need a personal financial planner who is also part life coach and part social worker.
Debt, Economy, financial planning, Mutual Funds, Uncategorized
Is Another Market Crash Coming?
Many experts believe that the worst is behind us. But the rising US debt points towards more trouble down the road.
Estate Planning, financial planning, Retirement Planning
Giving Equally To All Your Children
Giving equally to all your children can be difficult to swallow. But giving more to one can cause family contention that could last a lifetime.
financial planning, Retirement Planning, Taxes
2010…Year Of The Roth IRA Conversion!
2010 is the perfect year to do a conversion to the Roth IRA. You can pay the taxes over 2 years. But there are some things to be careful of.
financial planning, Health Care
How To Save Money On Your Healthcare
Shopping around for low cost healthcare services can save you a ton of money, which means you’ll have more to pay off debt or save for retirement.
Health Care, Insurance
More Employers Offering HSA Qualified Health Insurance Plans
More employers offering HSA Qualified Health plans in order to save money on insurance premiums. Be sure to set money aside to pay for costs.
financial planning, Investing
How To Spot An Investment Scam
Investors today need to be careful of investment scams. This article explores red flags to look for when evaluating an investment opportunity.
Credit, Debt, financial planning, Recession
Plain English Crusade
Chrissie Maher is a 71 yr. old English woman who is on a mission to get banks to use plain, easy to understand english. She feels that their confusing “gobblygook” helped cause this recession.