When "shopping" around for someone to handle your financial present and future, there are many questions you should ask. That said, everyone's goals, needs and expectations are different, which will result in a wide spectrum of questions needing to be asked. We've "distilled" a general list of questions you should ask, no matter what.
Here are some simple steps you can implement today to help manage your finances through the rest of this pandemic a little simpler and hopefully, a little less stressful.
When it comes to estate planning, having a power of attorney in place is a very helpful, strongly recommended asset.
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak the federal government has passed at $2.2 trillion stimulus package that is designed to flood the U.S. economy with money in an effort to stabilize households and businesses amid the outbreak. Given the coverage this bill has received, we felt it might be helpful to breakdown the different aspects of the bill so that you can take advantage of all the benefits you may be entitled to.
Perhaps no single provision in the CARES Act has received more interest from business owners than the Paycheck Protection Program, a partially forgivable loan program offered through the SBA.
We won't pretend that a downslope isn't coming, or that it hasn't already started. But, what we can do is give advice on how to try and survive it and what things you can start to think of right now better prepare.
