by AFP Staff | Aug 30, 2018 | Financial Planning
If you are receiving wages, tips, or salary, then you’re earning income. You should be contributing to your retirement plan, whether it’s sponsored by your employer, or yourself as a small business owner. Whether you’ve been in the workforce a while or you’re just...
by AFP Staff | Aug 13, 2018 | Financial Freedom, Financial Planning
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by congress in late 2017 came with a lot of changes. Among the most notable is the raising of the standard deduction to $24,000 for couples, $12,000 for singles, and $18,000 for household heads. This is almost double what the standard...
by AFP Staff | Jul 30, 2018 | Financial Freedom, Financial Planning, Investments
Read this article even if you don’t think your mortgage costs this much! Paying off your home faster gives you more money to put towards other activities and priorities in your life. Though it may be a challenging idea, you can do it with a little know-how and good...
by AFP Staff | Jun 29, 2018 | Financial Planning
It has been nine years since the Great Recession, and you’ve seen some outstanding gains in your portfolio, but every great run will end somewhere. In his article How To Face The Next Bear Market With Confidence Frank Holmes, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of U.S....
by AFP Staff | Jun 20, 2018 | Financial Planning
Making large financial decisions after the passing of a loved one can be a very difficult process, especially on top of the grief you’re going through. If your loved one blessed you with an inheritance in addition to their lifelong investment of love, here are some...
by AFP Staff | May 30, 2018 | Financial Freedom, Financial Planning, Investments
On your path to financial freedom there are several pitfalls to avoid. The following are the top 5 danger zones to watch out for on your way to achieving your goals and dreams. 1. Burdening yourself with debt. In its proper place, debt can be leveraged to help you...
