Windfall Profits Tax Lacks Wisdom
With oil prices spiking above $100 per barrel, certain elected leaders are making bold statements such as, “to the oil and gas companies…its no time
With oil prices spiking above $100 per barrel, certain elected leaders are making bold statements such as, “to the oil and gas companies…its no time
Often, we are asked a variety of questions with very black or white outcomes. They will be questions such as: If interest rates rise, should
A family friend, Darryl, started his first “big boy” job last summer. At the time, he called seeking advice on his 401(k)-retirement plan. To his
Kevin is a friend who works at an area chemical plant. At age 61, he wanted to discuss his company’s 401(k) plan recognizing he doesn’t
Normally, as we end one year and welcome a new one, we focus on parties, great food and time off. The COVID economy has certainly
After a several month-long battle, Starbucks employees in Buffalo, New York, unionized one cafe. This was not a sweatshop with 20-hour workdays. It was your typical Starbucks.
Recently, a Tarrant County Texas court sentenced William “Doc” Gallagher to three life terms, plus another 30 years, after pleading guilty to a Ponzi scheme.
With less than two months left in the year, now is a great time to consider how your charitable contributions may impact your 2021 taxes.
As I strolled into class, one of my students, Ricky, was checking his portfolio. He had a frown on his face as the stock he
Can You Beat The Market? With the new semester under way, my students at Texas Lutheran University gave a presentation on the process and performance
Teaching Kids About Money There are a few people who are naturally gifted when it comes to managing money. The rest of us, myself included,
Better Managing Your Credit With the challenges of the pandemic continuing to loom over us, many are wondering how their credit will be impacted. Some