The Global Roller Coaster Ride Continues
Carl Noble | May 9, 2013
So far in 2013, U.S. investors have enjoyed a steady climb in stocks, with the major market averages surging into record-high territory. There’s been a near absence of any sort of market volatility, with the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) sliding to multi-year lows. Whatever the reasons behind the rally, it’s been gradually bringing back positive vibes on the part of [...]
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How to Take a Tax-Deductible Vacation
Mindy Gasthalter | May 1, 2013
As my clients, friends, and colleagues know, I love to travel. While my vacations have not (unfortunately) been tax-deductible, they have been memorable experiences that will stay with me forever. For that reason, I often encourage my clients to take vacations; after all, we don’t know when our health will change and we’ll no longer even be able to travel. [...]
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A Financial Check-Up for Generation Y
David Kauffman | April 25, 2013
Generation Y includes those born between 1977 and 1991, ranging in age from 22 to 36 years old. Also referred to as echo boomers and millennials, the group makes up about 25% of the U.S. population. Millennials are tech savvy. They grew up with laptops, on-line gaming, cell phones, iPads, and other gadgets, and usually prefer communicating through e-mail and [...]
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