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When it comes to tax decisions for startups, one size doesn't fit all
Choice of entity is one of the first key legal and tax decisions for a tech startup. A "one size fits all" mindset cannot dictate the approach when organizing an entity to meet business objectives.
How to get the most for your health care bucks
While we have a way to go to before health care prices are as transparent as prices for electronics, there are some resources that can help us make more educated decisions about how much we pay for care and who provides that care.
Top five mistakes to avoid when you need business funding
I have listened to hundreds of small business owners and entrepreneurs as they seek capital or operating leases to start or expand a business. There are a few common themes I hear repeatedly.
Brexit: Should Britain stay in the EU — or should it go?
On June 23, voters in the United Kingdom will decide whether to continue their membership in the European Union At this point in time, it appears Britain will stay put, but there is an outside chance voters will decide differently.
Why investors need the sizzle and the steak
The financial markets today are more challenging than they have been in some time. We have many red herring indicators that are confusing to all of us as investors.
Celebrating 529 plans on National College Savings Day
As the school year begins to end for some and National College Savings Day (5/29) fast approaching, now may be an opportune time to start thinking about college – particularly 529 college savings plans.
The Fed and interest rates: What investors should know
There has been much chatter in the last few months since the Federal Reserve’s decision to raise interest rates in December. Economists and investors are keeping a watchful eye on the markets as the Fed decides its next move.
What millennials need to know about their money
In the wake of millennial generation boom, advisors are preparing for a shift in their client demographic and an understanding of how millennials view money and managing their wealth.
Is what happens on “Billions” myth or reality?
If you’ve seen the Showtime series Billions, you may have wondered how closely the show mirrors the real world of Wall Street power brokers.
What moms need to know about money
While it’s ultimately up to you and your spouse to decide how to best handle household finances, it’s important that both parties are continuously involved and informed.
What's on the minds of Denver's wealthiest investors?
More than half of Denver's high-net worth investors think there will be another recession in the next five years, according to a recent Investor Pulse Poll conducted by Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.
Negative interest rates: A risky new economic tool?
Imagine depositing funds into a bank account and having the bank charge you to hold the money. Fortunately, this hasn't happened yet, but it could.
