The market is up, and the continuing economic recovery may have you thinking about sharing the wealth. Creating a philanthropic …
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Creative Approaches To Charitable Giving
New SEC Rules Strengthen Money Market Funds
In 2008, investors feared the collapse of money market funds. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) established new regulations to …
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How To Prepare For A State Default
Editor’s Note: This article is the second in a two-part series. Read part one. So you’re a current or retired …
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Crumbling Economics Undermine Long-Term Care Offerings
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared online in December on our website’s Current Commentary blog. All publicity may not be …
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Duly Noted
Here Is Why You Might Need A Prescription For Aspirin. Effective this year, taxpayers cannot be reimbursed for over-the-counter medications …
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Planning For A Child With Special Needs
Many people have put their estate planning on hold until Congress decides the fate of the federal estate tax. For …
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Is There A Bubble In The Bond Market?
Conditions in the bond market don’t match the textbook definition of a bubble, but aggressive bond investors are positioning themselves …
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Duly Noted
Auditors Can Go Straight To Partner’s Return. The Internal Revenue Service says it need not audit a small partnership’s return …
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Dude, Can You Spare A Trillion?
Part one of a two-part series. Read part two. What happens when a state is unable to pay its creditors? …
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New Orleans: Five Years After Katrina
For decades, residents of the City That Care Forgot languished in impoverished communities with failing schools and high crime rates. …
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