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Tips to Help Protect Yourself From Scams This Tax Season
The 2019 tax filing season is here, and as millions of Americans prepare to file their 2018 returns, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is reminding consumers to protect themselves against the many tax scams thieves often employ in an attempt to steal money and personal information from unsuspecting victims. Read more
Insight2Markets: Earnings Update
Are you being paid for the risk you are taking?
This is a question consistently asked in the investing world. If the underlying companies in a portfolio are not growing earnings, a higher price and return on the investment generally isn’t justified. Facebook’s recent miss and price drop is a prime example. Investors do not “like” it when companies fail produce the results they said they would. Read more
4 Ways to Lower Your Tax Bill
With the start of a new year, we look forward to the arrival of spring and sunnier days, but January also marks the beginning of the often dreaded tax season. While some of us get excited for a long-awaited tax refund, many stress over getting their taxes filed correctly and paid on time. The December passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law means the upcoming tax season may be all the more stressful as Tax Day nears. With this in mind, we want to discuss four tax strategies that could help you save money on your tax bills in 2018. Read more
Financial Wellness
In today’s competitive hiring environment, it is important for businesses to offer their employees competitive benefits in order to lure and retain top talent.
Many companies offer employees benefits packages that include savings plans, pensions and stock options, but employees are often left to their own devices when implementing decisions on their financial future. Read more
Brexit Update from Insight Wealth Strategies
After weeks of speculation and debate over the so-called “Brexit”, British citizens have voted to withdraw from the European Union. As is often the case when it comes to an ominous headline, media outlets are abuzz with “experts” making predictions. The initial reaction has been a sell-off in global equities. As your advisors, we would like to offer additional information that may put Thursday’s vote into perspective.