Life Events Require Financial Planning to be More Deliberate
In today’s Marietta Daily Journal, we explain how it takes a significant life event to motivate a family into taking action. Read the Article
Large Employers Must Offer Affordable Health Coverage Beginning In 2015
Large employers are required to offer health care coverage this year. Learn if this affects your business in this week’s Business Tip.
No Health Insurance? Qualify for Hardship Waiver?
Not having health insurance coverage will impact your 2014 taxes, either by extra forms to fill out or penalties. Read more in this Insurance Tip.
Good News for 529 Plan Savers: More Investment Flexibility
Thanks to new legislation, savers have more investment flexibility in their 529 Plan accounts. Read all about it in this Financial Tip.
Donor-Advised Funds and Family Foundations for Charitable Giving
Our experts discuss the difference between a donor-advised fund and a family foundation for families who want to establish a legacy of charitable giving.
Healthy Resolutions Can Pay Off (Literally)
If you made a New Year’s Resolution to get healthy, you may get more bang for your resolution buck than you bargained for. That’s because healthy habits can benefit your wallet as well as your body.
Don’t let 2015 be another year of empty resolutions
The decisions you make today will affect how well you are prepared for what lies ahead. We explain in today’s Marietta Daily Journal. Read the Article
Avoid Tax Surprises: Report Life Changes to the Marketplace
Just as you’d report life changes to the IRS, you’ll also need to report them to the government Health Insurance Marketplace.
When Can You Dump Old Tax Records?
Like all things tax related, the answer is it depends. Generally, the federal statute of limitations can be used to help you determine how long to keep records.
Revised One-Rollover-Per-Year Limit Applies in 2015—IRS Clarifies Rules
The Internal Revenue Code says that if you receive a distribution from an IRA, you can’t make a tax-free (60-day) rollover into another IRA if you’ve already completed a tax-free rollover within the previous one-year (12-month) period. The long-standing position of the IRS was that this rule applied separately to each IRA someone owns. Earlier…