Here's What We Think

I often get asked about S Corps, LLC’s, Sole-Proprietorship and retirement account options and how they impact a small business owner from a planning perspective. First off, we are not CPA’s or Tax Attorneys focusing on business structure. That’s not a boring compliance disclaimer, but its’ actually important to realize that this is not just a tax decision but a legal and protection one.

We know there have been a number of mass layoffs in 2022. Being that we work with many clients in the tech industry, my team has been in touch with a number of people who have been affected by some of the most recent layoffs. From a financial perspective, there are some main topics you may want to think about if you find yourself in this position.

2022 is coming to an end. Have you taken these 3 financial action steps to prepare for the End-of-Year Deadline?

Going through a divorce is a very emotional process and on top of the personal side, you have some serious logistical matters to sort through. It’s no surprise that your finances are going to be a big focal point of divorce and while your lawyer may help you navigate the technicalities for the decree itself, what happens next?

I have previously explained that “net worth” and “money to invest” are the absolute wrong metrics to use when it comes to figuring out if you’re “ready” for a financial advisor…So if those are not the right numbers to help you determine if you should be working with an advisor, what are the right metrics?

The world of financial advice is changing. I’d argue that it’s actually going through a revolution of sorts, and mid-career individuals and families like yours will be better served as a result.