Read the Fine Print on the EV Tax Credit
New federal $7,500 tax credit for electric-vehicle purchases has a lot of fine print that limits who and what qualifies for the deduction.
Climate Tech Attracts Billions but Lacks Verification Standards
Venture capitalists and the federal government are investing billions into carbon-reduction technologies, but the industry lacks monitoring and verification standards to check claims.
Are You Looking for Wealth Management or Investment Management?
Managing investments is typically how your advisor is paid, but it is just one aspect of comprehensive wealth management.
National Financial Literacy Month: Get Smart With Money
Understanding your finances, and who is acting in your best interest, can improve your financial wellness.
Tips for Prospering in This Tricky Era of Uncertainty
Turbulent markets will eventually calm, but will you be ready for what’s next? Check out this wealth-management advice.
For Some, the American Dream Drifts Farther Away
With each Fed interest rate hike, dreams of homeownership for middle-income Americans grow a little further out of reach.
How the SECURE 2.0 Act Helps Small Businesses
Legislation sweetens the pot for business owners wary of offering retirement benefits.
Commercial Lending Gets Creative as Interest Rates Rise
Assumable commercial loans become very attractive as interest rates march higher and higher.
Kremlin vs. Kyiv: Impact on the Global Economy Weakens
After a year, the Russo-Ukrainian war is still a potent tragedy yet exerting less influence on the global economy.
Is an Army of Auditors Coming for You?
R-E-L-A-X – New IRS funding means more employees to process returns, answer phone calls and scrutinize high-end individuals and corporations that evade taxes.