Don’t Be a Victim of a Scam or ID Theft
The latest round of tax scams are preying on taxpayers who normally do not have a filing requirement, including low-income earners and the elderly. Read this Tax Tip to learn what to look out for.
Markets End Up, Breaking a Four-Week Losing Streak
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the week’s economic news and Wednesday’s gold sell-off.
International Investing
The research analysts discuss investing in international securities versus investing in companies with international exposure.
Steve Jobs’ Resignation at Apple
The “Money Talks” hosts weigh in on Steve Jobs’ resignation as Apple’s CEO.
Insurance Coverages for College Students
Personal insurance expert John Scott from Henssler Insurance & Risk Management joins “Money Talks” to discuss the changes in insurance parents need to consider when their child leaves for college.
Business Owners: Can You Write Off Bad Debt?
Small-business owners: Your accounting method affects your ability to write off receivables that cannot be collected. Read this Tax Tip to find out how.
European Financial Woes Weighed Down the Market
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss why they feel the current turmoil is not indicative of a double-dip recession.
Sources of Investment Income
In uneasy economic times, people seek investments that provide income. We take a look at eight and weigh in with our opinion.
Manage the Tax on Your Social Security Benefits
Take advantage of the unused threshold for additional income without incurring taxes on your Social Security benefits. Read this Tax Tip for more information.
The United States Received Its First Downgrade of Debt From Triple-A To Double-A+
Economist Roger Tutterow, Ph.D., joins “Money Talks” to discuss the impact of the United States’ credit downgrade.