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What small business owners and entrepreneurs need to know this 2020 tax season
Still on the heels of dealing with the major tax reforms incited by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that went into effect in 2018, many business owners are wondering what tax code updates they can expect when filing their 2020 business tax return. And because of COVID-19 there were many notable changes for 2020 as well.
How to recover from your law school student loan debt faster
With increasing tuition expenses and student loan debt at a never seen high, the average law school debt has risen dramatically. Follow these top five tips to pay your law school student loan debt quicker.
Where to save a rainy day fund for your small business
Done strategically, business saving might just help you to build up a financial cushion that will come in handy down the line.
Should you be giving your kids an allowance?
Offering an allowance is one way to provide necessary skills that will help young ones understand money management and even how to use a basic savings account. These skills can help a great deal in the long-term, especially as children grow up and begin budgeting on their own.
Estate Planning Essentials
Estate planning is critical to consider now, while preparing for the future. At its core, estate planning is about ensuring that you can leave your financial legacy to whom you want, when and how you want to. Here is guide for those just getting started with estate planning, as well as considerations for those who have a plan in[...]
Nonprofits and PPP loans: what every organizational leader needs to know
If you run one of the nonprofits that received 3.7 percent of all loans made under this program, there are several points you need to be aware of and some of them are time-sensitive. Here's what you need to know now
Getting married in 2021? How to budget for the big day and beyond
While finding the perfect dress or venue might be at the top of your to-do list, making sure you’re on the same page financially as your partner should also be a top priority. Reviewing a financial checklist is a good start. Here are some things to consider as you begin the discussion.
Where should you put your retirement money?
Diversifying your assets and investment will make sure you are prepared for any situation. It’s important that you review your options and make informed decisions in a proactive manner.
Best financial practices for the best attorney tax return
For attorneys, taxes can be full of disdain and confusion. However, accounting, taxes, and compliance are financial indicators of how well your firm is doing. If you need help with your taxes, that's a good thing as it means you've been successful and made money. Here are some considerations for making tax returns easier for law[...]
How to recover after holiday spending
It’s important that before you buy gifts, you assess your overall financial situation and make a budget. Consider selecting a payment strategy that works for you, like cash versus card, and do your research on the best time to buy.
4 ways to financially prepare for the unexpected
If coronvavirus and Colorado’s recent wildfire season have taught us anything: it's to expect the unexpected. It’s time to focus on a plan of action for when disaster strikes. Checking these four tasks off your preparedness list will help ensure that you and your loved ones are better equipped for a post-disaster environment.
Equity valuation conundrum
Relative to any single metric, most measures of equity valuations today are considerably higher than historical averages. But this is a one-factor analysis in a two-factor equation. There is a crucial variable missing: interest rates.
