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Saving for Your Child’s Education With a Section 529 Plan
Q. It's time for us to begin saving for our child's education. We've heard a great deal about Section 529 plans. What…
Struggling Firms Get a Second Chance
For many business owners and executives, filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings seems like admitting defeat, but it shouldn't…
Go It Alone with a 401(k) Plan
If your business is essentially a one-person operation, there's an option to help you save more money for retirement: The Solo…
A Potentially Large Responsibility: Taxes After Someone Dies
The death of a loved one is always difficult but it can be even more challenging if you are the one who must handle all the resulting…
Align Your Will With Other Documents
You know the importance of having a will. If you die "intestate" (in other words, without a will), your state's laws will determine…
Ten Techniques to Increase Your Company’s Profits
They say little things mean a lot. And relatively small expenses can add up to a huge amount of money your company could be…
Give Away Your Potential Tax Liability
You spend a lifetime accumulating a large estate. But without careful planning, Uncle Sam will knock on the door after you die and…
Successful Strategies Create Successful Mergers
Acquiring another company and merging it with your business can be the most efficient way to grow. But many acquisitions don't pay…
Ten Reasons to Have a Will and Estate Plan
If you already have a last will and testament, then you are among the minority of the population. Great planning! However, for those of…
Helping Your Child Manage Debt
One of the unexpected outcomes of your child going off to college is an increased interest in him or her by credit card companies. Why…
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