Financial decisions in becoming a stay-at-home parent
In today’s Marietta Daily Journal: Bil Lako, CFP® highlights the financial considerations of becoming a stay at home parent. Read the Article
Tips for Taxpayers Starting a New Business
Several new tax responsibilities come when you start a business. Learn all about them in this week’s Business Tip.
Brands Retreat
Thursday’s trading ended lower. Technology brands such as Amazon, Micron Technology and Netflix landed in the red on the session. Netflix fell following a Citigroup recommendation cut, while Micron Technology slipped after reporting third-quarter earnings.
Why does an insurance company require an insurable interest before I buy a life insurance policy?
Buying an insurance policy on Grandma? You first must expect a financial loss in the event of her death. We explain in this week’s Insurance Tip.
Stocks Slip
Trading closed in the red zone on Wednesday. Brands sold off on a variety of economic data and news the International Monetary Fund have rejected Athens’ latest proposal.
Read this before Tossing Old Tax Records
Cleaning out your office? Read this before you start shredding your old tax records. We explain in this week’s Tax Tip.
Session Ends With Gains
Financials, Telecoms and energy brands added gains on Tuesday. The Nasdaq closed at new record level on prospects of a debt solution for Greece.
Financial Tips for Unmarried Couples
Combined finances but not legally married? Here are tips to help you along the road to financial security. Learn more in this week’s Financial Tip.
Brands Rise
Stocks posted gains on Monday. Financials such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and American Express stepped up. Brands prospered on a variety of economic news as well as word that a Greek debt deal may finally see the light of day.
A Red Finish
Indices closed out Friday’s session in the red zone. Brands retreated on continued Greek debt concern. The European Central Bank has reportedly boosted its funding limit for emergency loans to Greece’s banks, according to Reuters, after customers withdrew one billion euros from banks on Friday alone.