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Be in Control of Your Money

June 12, 2019

GUEST POST 3 Benefits of Having a Financial Planner Financial stress is a growing epidemic. While the prospect of having a cushy future entices most, many are inept when it comes to financial affairs. If you fit this description, don’t fret. There are numerous wealth management services available that aim to guide individuals down a...Read More

Financial Risks in Business

June 12, 2019

by admin

GUEST POST How to Intelligently Manage Your Suppliers Running a business isn’t without some degree of risk. This doesn’t mean that you want to ignore the things that you can control. Here are some ideas that you can use in order to manage your suppliers intelligently. Develop Tracking Tools Create tracking tools that will allow...Read More

3 Investments to Make While You’re Young for Optimal Payoff

June 7, 2019

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GUEST POST It’s been said time and time again by investment professionals that the key to developing savings later in life is setting aside money early on—that is, while one is young. Moreover, certain types of investments are especially likely to produce long-term success, and by utilizing these types of investments ASAP, anyone can enjoy...Read More

News You Can Use

June 5, 2019

by Sandy Botkin

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has warned taxpayers to beware of phony emails claiming to be from the “IRS.” The IRS says scam artists are sending emails to random people, telling them they are due for a refund or under investigation. The message directs people to a fake web site that asks for personal data....Read More

There Is No Free Meal

June 5, 2019

by Sandy Botkin

“Sandy, I received an invitation for a free meal at an investment seminar. Is this taxable, if I go with my wife?” Answer: No, it isn’t taxable. As a recipient of the meal, you don’t owe any income tax on this benefit no matter how lavish the meal. HOWEVER, there is no such thing as...Read More

4 Repairs to Account for in Your Emergency Fund

June 3, 2019

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GUEST POST An emergency fund is a personal savings account that typically contains enough money to pay for three to six months’ worth of household expenses. Emergency funds are important for individuals and households to have, as emergencies can rear their ugly heads in the blink of an eye, leaving them in dire financial straits....Read More

How Intelligent Business Owners Save Money on Packaging

May 31, 2019

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GUEST POST Packaging costs can often be exorbitant for businesses. They can often be enough to make businesses want surrender for good. That’s not usually a realistic or pleasant option, however. If you’re a savvy business owner who wants to reduce your packaging expenses substantially, there are actually a few pointers that can be game-changers...Read More

Sandy’s “Now” Thoughts

May 31, 2019

by Sandy Botkin

My mom and dad never traveled outside the US until they retired. They always believed that they had a lot of work to do and couldn’t get away. Their attitude was that they could see the world later in life. Sadly, after taking only one short trip, my mom died of cancer and never traveled...Read More

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