Big changes came to small business owners, student-loan re-payers, retirement plan beneficiaries and part-time employees on December 20th, 2019 when The SECURE Act was signed into being. Depending on which side of the coin you are, it could either help or hinder your financial growth.
Life is consistently inconsistent - things can and do change on a dime. Your success will depend greatly on which of these reactions takes control of your actions. Act quickly, act calmly and regroup.
Success looks different for every single business owner - but what are the goals you should start with for 2020? Check out our quick 3 tips to keep your eyes on the prize this year.
I’m not intending to encourage outlandish and unrealistic goals, I am taking advantage of the magic that fills the air with the coming of a new year and giving you that little nudge to dream (financially) bigger.
We have had a chance to digest all the numbers from Q3 and one thing jumped out to us. You may have seen reports that corporate earnings had beat estimates, which for many is a sign of a strong and growing economy...[Read More]
Before the TCJA, you could do a Roth conversion for a tax year, and then you had until the tax deadline (April 15th) to undo that Roth conversion. But now with the new TCJA laws, you can’t undo Roth conversions like that anymore.
