The April 18th tax filing deadline is almost upon us. It is a day that cannot come quick enough for some, and others wish would never arrive. Many people find themselves looking for last minute solutions to reduce their tax bill. There are not many, but there is one simple option that is often overlooked.
For retirees, Social Security is a primary source of income and a vital piece of their financial plan. I think it is sort of like Monopoly; every time you pass go you collect $200 dollars. Unfortunately, social security is not quite that simple. There are a number of nuances and limitations. Today I am going to talk about social security and taxes.
This past week, we came across several different articles that we thought you might enjoy. These articles include Ocean’s Eleven style theft, Hedge Funds using their names to drum up investors, and how Amazon’s internal operations can operate similarly to penny stocks. Check it out!
Join us this week as we take a look at the unique way Deutsche Bank is fulfilling its required mortgage relief and the most common type of financial fraud – phishing.
Join us this week as we look at the billions of dollars Goldman Sachs will have to provide in homeowner relief to clients and how millennials are turning the tradition of annual performance reviews on its head.
While most assume that emotionally charged decisions are ill-fated, join Nick Pagano this week as he discusses the positive role emotions can play in daily – and even financial – decisions.
This week, we have not one but TWO securities regulators making headlines paired with a billionaire’s eccentric approach to business. You will not want to miss this!
This week we look at dual class stock for the brand new issues of Snap Inc. and what this could mean for shareholders moving forward, how some things never change in the index world, and Wells Fargo’s new report on the gender pay gap. Join us to learn more!