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“ho·lis·tic” adjective Characterized by comprehension of the parts of something as intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole. You see the word “holistic” a lot more than you used to nowadays. That’s because more and more...
A new year means new tax changes. While Congress didn’t pass any major tax reform last year, there are still updated tax provisions that could affect how much money you keep and how much goes to Uncle Sam. Here, I’ve included some of the most significant of these...
When you’re a kid, there are certain birthdays you can’t help but look forward to. When you’re sixteen and can drive, for example. When you turn eighteen and can vote. When you turn twenty-one and can…well, you know. As adults, we typically don’t see ages the same...
Taxes are likely going up. That’s a phrase no one wants to hear – but for some Americans, it may soon become a reality. You see, on April 28, President Biden unveiled his American Families Plan, which seeks to expand funding for education, childcare, and paid...
Tax planning and financial planning are closely related to each other because of the significant impact that taxes have upon your finances. Any investment made more attractive by the timing of the profit or the way it is taxed is a tax incentive investment. Tax...
A number of years ago, Vance Packard wrote a best selling book called “The Hidden Persuaders.” The book explored at length the reasons (usually subliminal) people buy certain products including, among other things, life insurance. In the book, Packard quotes from a...