May 21, 2013
The goal of year-end tax planning usually is to shrink the current year’s tax bill as much as possible. Sometimes, changes make the following year’s tax bill bigger — and this season, the possibility is even greater. A variety of ...
As Americans approach the end of 2012, an enormous 2013 tax increase looms on the horizon. And even with the presidential election behind us, nobody knows whether this tax storm will make landfall in 2013, or be steered harmlessly out to sea. ...
Change brings stress, and leaving the military brings a truckload of it to your doorstep. Not only is the transition a major life event, it’s also a major financial event. Picture this:
As a financial planner, I’ve told countless folks there’s no silver bullet to fix their financial ailments. But the new Roth TSP (Thrift Savings Plan) introduced this year could be a cure to one of my recurring headaches. You see, ...
Come Halloween night, you may be haunted by visions of goblins and ghouls, but a financial fiasco could be the real nightmare. Even if you think you’re on solid financial footing, don’t let these scenarios pull you into the spooky ...
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