What Should I Do If I Owe a Lot More in Taxes Than I Thought?
Tax time is always a bit unnerving, but when you’re hit with a large, unexpected tax bill, it can be shattering.
The Home Energy Saving Tax Credit Is Back
Learn how you can qualify for a tax credit for certain home renovations that make your primary home more energy efficient.
Mar 2020 Market Minute: COVID-19, Fed, and Housing
The Henssler Research Analysts are keeping tabs on coronavirus, the Fed and Housing during March. If you have questions or need assistance, contact the Experts at Henssler Financial: Experts Request Form Email: experts@henssler.com Phone: 770-429-9166 Join the Conversation in Our Coronavirus Facebook Group This article is for demonstrative and academic purposes and is meant to provide valuable…
A Lifetime of Insurance Needs
The “Money Talks” experts take a deeper look at how insurance coverages work in your overall financial plan.
Will Independent Contractors Become Extinct?
Although this issue currently pertains to California, other smaller states are sure to follow, and this will ultimately become an issue for employers nationwide.
Kennesaw Financial Firm’s Earns Top Workplaces Award
The employees have spoken! Henssler Financial is a Top Workplace! Henssler Financial has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2020 honor by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The firm is No. 48 on the list of small companies named Top Workplaces this year.
In the News: Catastrophe and financial markets
In today’s Marietta Daily Journal, Bil Lako, CFP®, Bil Lako, CFP®, takes a look how the financial markets have reacted to past catastrophic events.
What Is the Real Cost of Borrowing Money?
It’s easy to focus on a monthly loan payment, but to appreciate how much borrowing money might really cost, you also need to consider the amount of interest you’ll pay over time.
Five Red Flags That Raise the Odds of an Audit
There’s nothing scarier than getting a letter from the IRS. We explain some red flags that might increase your chances of getting that dreaded piece of mail.
Retirees Beware! A Teaching Note
It is possible that a 6% average return could produce markedly different ending values in a portfolio over 10 years.