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The Christmas Tree Tax

Dec 22, 2016 | Educational

Let’s look at how the IRS treats your Christmas tree’s trip from the stump to the stand.

Say “No” to the Tax on Chocolates

Dec 13, 2016 | Educational

There’s nothing sweet about paying taxes you don’t have to pay.

Taxation In Retirement – featuring Retirement Designer, J. Barry Watts

Mar 11, 2016 | Educational

WIll you pay less, or more, in taxes when you retire? Are you sure? WealthCare has the likely answer. Grab some anti-acid and pull up a chair. You’re gonna want to sit for this one.

Three Retirement Concerns, featuring Retirement Designer J. Barry Watts

Mar 11, 2016 | Educational

Retirees have three primary concern. Do yours match the average retiree? Spend three minutes listening and find out not only what the Three Retirement Concerns are, but how WealthCare helps you address them.

Monthly Mailbox Money, featuring Retirement Designer J. Barry Watts

Mar 11, 2016 | Educational

Doing what you want in retirement requires well-planned for resources, manifest as Monthly Mailbox Money. Learn how you can have money hit your mailbox every week so you are paid for being retired!

Preparing for Retirement, featuring Retirement Designer J. Barry Watts

Mar 11, 2016 | Educational

Preparing for retirement is like landing an airplane, a long way before you get to the airport you need to be lining up on the runway in order to have a smooth landing. Helping people know what to do to be sure their retirement landing is smooth is what we do for...

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Weekly Market Commentary – May 23, 2016

Here’s another question analysts and economists have been pondering: Will the Federal Open Market Committee raise rates in June? The probability jumped from 4 percent two weeks ago to 30 percent last week, according to CNBC.

Weekly Market Commentary – May 16, 2016

Consumers spent more in April than they have in more than a year. Commerce Department data showed April’s retail sales improved by 1.3 percent month-to-month and 3.0 percent year-to-year. Yet, several large department stores reported poor first quarter earnings and weren’t optimistic about the future, according to Barron’s.