Years and years ago, remaining with the same company for your entire career was not just common, it was considered the norm, unless there were layoffs or the company went bankrupt. But today, in the land of the GenX and Millennial workforce, staying with the same company, and sometimes even in the same career path, […]
Brian Brammer
FSA’s vs. HSA’s: Which is better?
Although it’s certainly never your goal to get sick and incur medical expenses, it happens to everyone on some level. Whether it’s something as “small” financially as a prescription for your ear infection, or something as “large” financially as a major surgery or chemotherapy, no individual can escape 100% healthy. So, what are some ways […]
401(k)’s: The Facts
So you’ve finally joined the working world, or you’ve made a career move and started at a new company, or you’ve just finally reached the age where your dad begins to ask, are you investing? Do you have a 401(k)? While the idea of starting a 401(k), or investing for a retirement that is decades […]
President Trump’s Tax Plan vs. the GOP’s Plan & What That May Mean For You
Inauguration Day has come and gone, and the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump, has officially taken office. Throughout his campaign, he made many claims about what he would do if elected; one notable claim being his plan to lower taxes. Now that his plan has taken full shape, it seems that President […]
What to Expect from 2016 Tax Modifications
With 2016 being a year of immense political and cultural transference, many taxpayers may have missed the changes in tax laws that could affect their 2017 filing. Although we discussed refund delays related to Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) and Additional Child Tax Credits (ACTC) in a previous blog, there are more changes taxpayers should […]
Will Trump’s Presidency Affect My Long-Term Investments?
November 8, 2016, may go down as one of the more emotionally charged days in American history. Whether it was the moods of voters, positive or negative, as they slowly realized Donald Trump would become the 45th President of the United States, or the stock market, there were certainly many ups and downs in the […]
Indiana Ranks 8th in 2017 State Business Tax Climate
As the new year approaches, Hoosier business owners should be happy to hear that their state rose by two ranks, coming in 8th in comparison to last year’s 10th ranking, in the 2017 national business tax climate index, based off of an annual study performed by the Tax Foundation. Compared to our bordering states, Michigan, […]
