As your commute time increases or you find yourself returning to the gas pump again this week, you might be curious about a more energy-efficient ride.

The 2018 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) introduced several provisions, many of which are set to expire or “sunset” in 2025.

At a wealth management firm, we spend a lot of our time preparing for all potential probabilities that can affect our clients’ financial lives. Some scenarios we attribute high probabilities to and others have super low probabilities. Our jobs include thinking about all potential scenarios and having plans in place to make sure our clients are still able to lead secure, stable, and fulfilled lives for themselves and their families.

Traveling overseas can be an exhilarating experience, filled with new cultures, cuisines, and adventures. However, managing your finances while abroad can be a bit tricky. To ensure your trip is smooth and stress-free, follow these essential financial tips.

Financial compatibility is a cornerstone of a healthy relationship. Money, often cited as one of the leading causes of stress and disagreements, can be a tricky subject to navigate. However, with open communication, mutual understanding, and strategic planning, couples can achieve financial harmony.

During the week of June 10, 2024, French markets were rocked by a government bond sell-off after a strong showing by the far-right National Rally party in the European Union election.

Every May, interest rates on federal student loans are reset for the upcoming school year. The rates are calculated by combining the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note with an extra fixed amount set by Congress.

In the dynamic world of startups and tech companies, equity compensation is a common way to attract and retain top talent. Among the various forms of equity compensation, restricted stock is often a key component. When you receive restricted stock, understanding the tax implications is crucial. One important tax strategy to consider is making an 83(b) election. In this article, we’ll explain what an 83(b) election is, its potential value from a tax standpoint, and provide an example to illustrate the benefits. We’ll also link to a sample 83(b) election form and show where to file it with the IRS.

Having recently transitioned from the investment management industry to my new role as an advisor with Pioneer, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to attend my first NAPFA conference earlier this month. The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors – NAPFA for short – is the primary non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for fee-only, fiduciary financial advice.