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S.T.O.P. Boundaries for Business Owners
S.T.O.P. Boundaries for Business Owners Hi, it’s your Money Mavens - can we talk about your schedule? And your workload? And your personal time? And your ever-growing to-do list? That’s the life of a business owner, right? Always another task, another call to return,...
Low-risk doesn’t guarantee growth
I see so many advisors use a bad label with certain types of investments. Low-risk investments are never guaranteed growth.
Neuroplasticity = Brain Change
Yes, you can rewire your brain, and no, it’s not some magic pill or prescription. It’s science.
Adding 20% to your business
How much do you believe your expertise is worth? You’re likely at least 20% underestimating your value. I propose you raise your rates by 20% when the next contract opportunity comes your way. If 20% isn’t the right number, try 10% or 30%. Just try something!
What is a Fee-Only Financial Advisor and Should You Use One?
Let’s take a closer look at a fee-only financial advisor and whether or not you should use one.
What to Do with Your Company Stock Options
Stock options are very complex. From their tax treatment to the many risks involved, it’s important that you both educate yourself and surround yourself with a professional team of advisors to avoid potentially devastating financial missteps.
Which Retirement Accounts are Best for Business Owners?
As a business owner, planning for the future of your company is a necessity, and retirement is a crucial part of that. Taking care of employees is important, but you also want to ensure you make the right decisions about your own retirement to maximize your tax-deferred contributions.
There are plenty of options to choose from when planning your retirement. But are there certain accounts that are better for business owners?
Well, yes, there are. Here are the best retirement account choices for business owners.
What No One Tells You About Investing
In this article, I want to help you make informed decisions toward building your wealth. Decisions that are rooted in purpose and aligned with your goals. Fortunately, the best investment wisdom is often the simplest. If you follow these basic, time-tested, easy-to-apply truths to managing your money, you may be pleasantly surprised at how effective you are at growing your portfolio with a newfound sense of clarity over how you’re doing so.
Here are five simple and elegant truths that will change the way you think about investing.
Should You Make a 2020 Contribution to Your Retirement Accounts?
While you likely made retirement contributions in 2020, you may be able to contribute more toward your 2020 contribution limits.
What’s in the CARES Act?
With America facing a crisis of historic proportions amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the president recently signed the $2 trillion federal aid package to provide economic support to families, business owners, and even the self-employed. Here’s what’s in the CARES Act.