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Georgia Taxpayers Must Do Math Before Picking Deduction Path
During my research, however, I discovered a small yet impactful tax change that could adversely affect hundreds of thousands if not millions of taxpayers —
CIA 2018 Outlook
After a whirlwind year of Washington politics, GDP growth north of 3% and a stock market marching through year nine of a bull cycle, it’s
Your 2018 Taxes — Up, Down Or Flat?
Over the past year on “Money Matters” (9-11 a.m. Sundays on News 95.5 and AM 750 WSB) we have spent a great deal of time
Why Your One-Page Financial Plan Is A Good Start
Retirement is often portrayed as a life passage — a quick switch from one lifestyle to a very different way of living. While that’s still
Use This Checklist To Learn If You Can Retire In 2018
Hard to believe, but we’re heading around the corner from 2017 into 2018. As the new year approaches, you’re likely considering new financial goals, like
Why $500,000 Is A Key Figure In Retirement Planning
Fear mongering surrounds the topic of retirement. To hear many “experts” tell it, a solid, happy retirement is almost, if not completely, out of reach.
Suze Orman Wants You To Work Until 70; Why She Is Wrong
Suze Orman has built an amazing career offering strategies for how to achieve financial freedom and success. Her advice has typically been sensible, prudent and
Why Bitcoin Is A Big Deal, And Why You Should Be Careful
Bitcoin. It’s everywhere. Thanks to its skyrocketing value, it’s been a regular topic on the front page of every financial website. One bitcoin is currently worth
2017 Third Quarter Market Recap
Steady As She Goes: The Market Grinds Higher During The Third Quarter With Volatility Nowhere To Be Found Equity markets continued their steady ascent
A Former FBI Agent’s Advice On Protecting Yourself From Cyberfraud
In this day and age, we all have to take cyber security very seriously. And with good reason: Equifax, Yahoo!, Target, and the list continues
Lessons from ‘The Lost Decade of Stocks’
As the stock market continues to reach new highs, with the Dow soaring well above 20,000, I’ve found myself reflective of other times in recent
Advice to Parents and Grandparents: Be Careful About How Much You Put In Your 529 Plan
Are you saving too much for your children’s college education? Really. This is an important financial planning question. If it makes you arch an eyebrow,
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