Get Paid Faster Using QuickBooks
Almost every business wants to be paid as soon as possible. For business owners, QuickBooks has tools to help your customers pay easily and on time! Learn more in this QuickBooks Tip.
Should I invest my extra cash or use it to pay off debt?
When you have extra cash on hand, take a look at what your debt is costing you. You might find a use for that cash! We explain in our Question of the Week.
Tax Reform Adds New Perks to ABLE Accounts
The tax reform laws increased how much you can save to an ABLE account for individuals who are blind or disabled. We explain in this week’s Tax Tip.
Estate Planning: Bypassing Probate
Despite its reputation, there is little reason for most people to avoid probate. However, be aware that the average process takes six to nine months to complete. Learn more in this Financial Tip.
How can I get credit if I have no credit history?
You need credit but you have no credit, so no one will extend you credit. There are ways out of this vicious cycle that will help you build a good credit history. Learn more in this Question of the Week.
In the News: Sometimes a yield curve is just a snapshot of rates at a given time
Bil Lako, CFP®, explains how one leading economic indicator doesn’t always mean the economy is doomed.
Read more in today’s Marietta Daily Journal.
What Makes a Great CEO? Personality, Perseverance and Perspective
Being an efficient CEO involves a lot more than just “having a vision” or “barking orders.” Learn the three “P’s” of great leadership in this week’s Business Tip.
Cryptocurrencies and Taxes
Just because your cryptocurrency is anonymous doesn’t mean you may not owe taxes on your investment or transactions. We explain in this week’s Tax Tip.
The College Landscape After Tax Reform
Despite proposals to the contrary, the tax reform law did not radically change the tax breaks for higher education. Read the changes that were made in this week’s Financial Tip.
Stocks are a Long-Term Investment; Short-Term Volatility Shouldn’t Matter
It’s your money and your financial future you’re watching decline. Bil Lako, CFP®, explains that it’s the actions that you take during that volatility that define you as an investor.