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Recession of confidence
We recently took the position that the world is probably not going to experience an outright recession over the next few quarters, but the probability of a recession occurring is […]
European cookie monsters
Internet privacy has been the subject of much legal debate recently, on both sides of the Atlantic. U.S. lawmakers seek legislative updates to protect the privacy of U.S. citizens who […]
Beating the M&A odds
After several quiet years, mergers and acquisitions have resurfaced on the front pages of Colorado business publications. Despite the excitement generated from these deals, 70 to 90 percent typically fail […]
Private company accounting, simplified
For all of those private companies frustrated with being forced to spend $25,000 on a valuation of intangible property or goodwill, or to spend hours drafting disclosures that users may […]
Zen and the art of investment
Do you feel like throwing in the towel and bailing out of the market completely? The emergence of Zen as a distinct school of Buddhism was first documented in China […]
A pay-for-college primer
College-bound students go through a long process of researching colleges and deciding where they would like to continue their education. Shouldn’t parents do the same when looking at how to […]
Caution: Employer liability ahead
Employers need to be very cautious when they cancel employer sponsored group medical insurance plans and assist employees with the purchase of individual insurance coverage. There are several organizations in […]
Satisfied customers: a growth strategy for today
Even in economic times that seem to be flashing a “Caution!” light for business owners, one opportunity all companies can pursue is a commitment to satisfying customers. Customer satisfaction goes […]
New medical taxes are coming your way
In March 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) was passed by Congress and signed by the President. This act includes several “features” that will raise the amount […]
Fixed income’s role in saving for retirement
Every investor’s financial situation and investment goals are unique and evolve over time. As investors approach retirement, funding living expenses becomes an increasingly significant consideration. For many investors, maintaining a […]
The debt ceiling debate
One of the biggest political issues today in Washington is whether Congress will raise the debt ceiling. Aside from the effects on the country, investors may also be wondering, how […]
Time = $$$
One of the few things you can control about Social Security is when to start collecting it. Should you take it when you become eligible at age 62, wait until […]
