Life comes at you fast. The decisions you make between ages 25 and 35 will perhaps have the most significant impact on your success later in life – especially financially.
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Yours, Mine And Ours: How Spouses Share and Transfer Property
Most couples tend to overlook important consequences and planning opportunities when deciding how to take or maintain title to property.
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The Making Of A Good Manager
Nineteen years ago, I returned from my family’s winter holiday, unlocked a small, empty, rented office, and started my own …
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Beware Mutual Funds Using Hedge Fund Strategies
With hundreds of mutual funds that use hedge fund strategies being rushed to market, there are bound to be some …
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Performance Reviews That Work
I can’t think of any ritual in American business that is more widely despised than the annual performance review. Employees …
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Duly Noted
Employer-provided cell phones nontaxable, IRS says. Employees who make personal use of employer-provided cell phones do not owe income tax …
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New Hires and Promotions
Shomari Hearn becomes VP, leads list of promotions and new hires at Palisades Hudson.
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No Interest In Foreign Accounts
The IRS has been aggressive recently in pursuing tax cheats who have hidden assets in offshore accounts. Penalties for not …
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Understanding Investor Biases
Emotions and money each cloud judgment. Together, they create a perfect storm that threatens to wreak havoc on investors’ portfolios.
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Capital Gains Planning Strategies
Capital gains tax rates are at historic lows, but they are in the political crosshairs. It’s a good idea to take advantage of planning strategies now.
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