What makes the HikingLawyer blog so great? The hikes of course! It also has some pretty nifty information on how your Estate Plan and Financial Plan should work together for your benefit. The articles and information found in this blog are just the starting point... Happy reading, happy hiking, and we look forward to meeting you soon.
One of the most common questions I get when meeting with people is “What is a Tetrant?” Check out the latest video to learn more!
A degree of emotion also factors into many of our financial choices. There is even a discipline devoted to how our emotions affect our financial decisions: behavioral finance. Examples of emotionally driven financial behaviors are all around us, especially in the investment markets.
A labor of love may come to involve money issues. Providing eldercare to a parent, grandparent or relative is one of the noblest things you can do. It is a great responsibility, and over time it may also lead you and your family to reflect on some financial responsibilities.
Should your refund be spent? In 2014, more than 109 million tax filers received federal tax refunds, with the average refund at $2,792. What happens to that money?
How prepared are you to prepare your 1040? The earlier you compile and organize the relevant paperwork, the easier things may be for you (or the tax preparer working for you) this winter. Here are some tips to help you get ready.
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