There has been an income tax charitable deduction in the US since 1917.

According to a November 27, 2017 story in the Portland Press Herald, Women-owned businesses are thriving in Maine “…women entrepreneurs in Maine have created more jobs and revenue growth t

For many years now, there has been a tax on wealth you gave away, whether during lifetime, or at death, with some exemptions and thresholds…but the House of Representative HR 1 Tax Cuts and Jobs Ac

Many investors have stock and fixed income allocations set for their portfolios that are well-thought out and (hopefully) monitored by their advisors, and even modified over the years as time horiz

When you are no longer able to manage your own on-line accounts, or after you are gone, what do you want to happen with them?

According to Giving USA 2017, philanthropy grew to a record $390.05 billion in 2016 to U.S. charitable organizations, 2.7% more than 2015, another record-setting year.

Family violence, domestic abuse – those phrases evoke images of bruises, physical scars, broken limbs.

The 60% Solution is a way to budget without having to account for every penny spent. After all, the goal of budgeting is simply to control overspending and prevent unnecessary debt.

My first post about goal setting might have gotten you thinking about or reinforced your resolve to decide “when do I want to retire?” or “I want to be able to buy or build a house in

Fail to plan? Plan to fail. Your family’s financial future should not be left to chance.