What is a Yield Curve?This (a yield curve) is a line that plots the yields (interest rates) of bonds of the same credit quality but with different maturity dates. The yield curve slope...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 10/24/2021
Some years, Congress changed the rules facing investors. In other years, the economy has the final say in rethinking the best investment plans. At the same time, the personal situation...
Posted by Jim McClaflin, EA, NTPI Fellow, CTRC on 08/06/2021
The significant difference between S corps and partnership is the protection limited liability that S corps business owners enjoy. Partnerships, however, do not have this protection,...
The United States often uses tax deductions, credits, or other tax benefits to encourage certain social policies that it deems desirable. For example, they may want married people...
For small businesses that are looking to grow to the next level, it can be difficult to find a way to raise the capital to support that growth. However, if you have decided that you...
Individual retirement accounts are saving plans that come with various restrictions. It stands out with the ability to allow taxpayers to defer tax payment on the proceeds and earnings...
For everyone buying a home via financing, the mortgage interest rate has a huge impact. Mortgage borrowers, however, are interested in the lowest rate possible. Yet, money lenders...
What is the 4% percent rule?The 4% rule is a general rule used to determine the amount a retiree should withdraw from a retirement account each year. This rule is intended to provide...
Posted by Elliot Kravitz, ATP on 11/25/2019
It's an inevitable fact: in our crumbling retirement system, millions of older Americans have no way to retire in dignity. Individual workers want a full pension and are ready...
Posted by Elliot Kravitz, ATP on 11/05/2019