Those that know John Price, know that officiating football brings him great joy! With 14 years of officiating under his belt, this “white hat” (referee) knows the rules of the game and how to keep the players safe. Because of his knowledge and dedication, John has been chosen to officiate three state championship games, the…
Financial planning can be intimidating, but personal financial planning is more like a puzzle you have to work out. That’s because traditional finance assumes that markets are rational and that market participants always make unbiased decisions. Life doesn’t work that way, and neither does financial management. The reality is that every individual is a confluence…
The timing of when you take your Social Security can have a potentially significant impact on your overall tax strategy during retirement. While each person’s case is unique, delaying Social Security often tends to be the best move. Generally, delaying Social Security gives you a better ability to manage tax brackets when you are no…
The tax extender bill has passed and been signed by the president, giving individuals and businesses resolution on many items that were set to expire. Unlike earlier tax extender bills, a number of provisions have been made permanent or extended for a number of years – giving a measure of certainty. Below is a summary…
Business challenges and setbacks – or even long winter days and gloomy weather – can conspire to sap employee motivation and productivity. Frequently, there are many factors involved. Some require proactive approaches to motivating and encouraging staff, and some can be as simple as a reorganization of work spaces. Take a look at the following…
