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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to just 3.9% in April, its lowest rate in 17 years. Sounds like great news, right? Well not necessarily. Let’s look at the…

Original article from Horse’s Mouth

The recent corporate tax cut has people talking, and wondering what the impact will be going forward.

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Original article from Bloomberg

Airlines have long-collected our personal data such as records of flight times, how often you fly, what services and extras you…

Original Article from Think Advisor

Tax season is approaching, and here are some ways to save or thing you’ll have to pay that might surprise you…

Original Article from WealthAdvisor

One of the most common types of retirement savings plans offered by employers is a 401(k).

Typically there are two ways in which contributions are made. First, the employer…

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Original article from ThinkAdvisor

The Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging has released its “Best Cities for Aging” report. Chairman Paul Irving says, “lifespans are extending into…

People are always asking me for book recommendations. I came across this list from Bloomberg and thought I’d share.

They are categorized as finance-related, but all have interesting personal stories of their own. Whether we think…

It may seem easy to work with wealthy clientele, but High-Net-Worth accountants are feeling the pressure. In an article by Forbes, these professionals delve into the reality of working with high-end clients and the new challenges that…