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If you’re a business owner, you already know the importance of keeping a close eye on both your income and expenses. But let’s be honest—between running operations, managing people, and putting out fires, it’s easy for budgeting to slip to the bottom of the priority list. A business budget represents the operational blueprint of your small enterprise and, to a …

When preparing for the sensitive task of planning for the future—whether for end-of-life or potential incapacity—it’s easy to assume the choice is simply between having a will vs the estate planning process. Clarifying this common misconception is an important first step toward creating a thoughtful plan that preserves both your financial assets and the legacy you wish to leave behind. …

Have you ever opened a shoebox of receipts in March and thought, “There must be an easier way”?  Filing small business taxes can feel like assembling furniture without the instructions, yet getting it right directly affects your bottom line. Errors create penalties, missed deductions cost real dollars, and late filings can trigger unwanted IRS attention. This guide breaks down the …

If you’re a business owner or self-employed, you might be wondering how to save for retirement in a way that’s both tax-efficient and easy to manage.  When you start looking into all the different retirement plan options for business owners, you may feel overwhelmed with the range of accounts available. While we briefly review the four most common retirement plan …

Compare 401(k) vs IRA retirement accounts. Learn key differences, tax benefits, contribution limits, and whether you can — and should — use both.

Not sure how to start a college fund for your child? Learn how to save for your child’s future with these college savings account options and find the best one for you.

If you are considering separating from service or retiring from your work as a federal employee, you may

When it comes to estate planning, we get a lot of questions about trusts. While we are not estate planning attorneys

Planning for retirement is a big step. Asking yourself or your financial advisor the right questions early on can make all the difference