Do’s and Don’ts of College Planning – 529 Plans
A more commonly known college savings plan is the Qualified Tuition Program or 529 plans. What is less well known is there are 2 types of this plan under this program.
A more commonly known college savings plan is the Qualified Tuition Program or 529 plans. What is less well known is there are 2 types of this plan under this program.
Are college expenses looming on your horizon? Educational Savings Accounts are another option available to save for college costs.
Did your financial behavior add to your tax bill? Consider these steps to reduce your future tax bill. Mutual fund investments are a good place
Preparing an estate plan is an act of kindness. You are creating a road-map for your family. That road map tells them how to dispose
What is the best gift of love that you can give your family? Time, memories, opportunities, special possessions, wealth? The list could be endless. There
We have all felt the pinch of rising cost of health care. Our health care costs are on a path to $4.8 trillion by 2021; up from $2.76 trillion in 2010 and $75 billion in 1970. Health care is fast approaching 20% of the U.S. economy.
Our health directly impacts our ability to create wealth, and most importantly KEEP It.
How do we maintain/restore our health? Consider the following suggestions. As you read, determine which 2 items you are going to implement in your routine THIS week. Change happens in consistent small steps.
What is your 2015 income tax bill? Do you owe? Or are you expecting a refund? You don’t need to wait until April 15th to find out.
Charities value volunteer time. Three in five nonprofit organizations support volunteer coordinator positions. They are ready to put you to work.
It is sad that people will use the plight of others to make money for themselves. Unfortunately, there are scammers that will take advantage of your good will.
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