March is often the considered the “crunch time” for tax preparation. This is a time when missing documents and other tax forms should be tracked down in order to give the information to your tax preparer as soon as possible for filing by the April 15th deadline. If...
You are not alone if you didn’t get around to setting your financial goals before the 2021 new year began. (After all, there were a few things going on in the world…). But it’s never too late to plan. Goal Planning Makes Success More Likely “People who write down...
During February, we celebrate Groundhog Day, Valentine’s Day, Black History Month and other events. It is also the time to prepare for the upcoming tax season. You have probably started getting 1099s of various types for financial statements, school tuition, contract...
For some reason, there’s a common misconception that budgeting and daily money management are only for people living paycheck-to-paycheck or young people just starting out. The truth is, you’re never too wealthy to budget. When we get financially comfortable and let...
Let’s start the year organized! January 1– First day to fund traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs and SEP IRAs (for self-employed and small business owners) for the current year January 15 – 4th quarter estimated taxes are due! Revisit your budget (spending plan) or create a...
We are all facing challenging times. Many people today are concerned about the best way to care for their families. We struggle with self-doubt about decisions that may impact health, concerns about the stability of employment, and insecurity about access to money to...
