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Tag Archives: taxes
The Mourning After
NOTHING and NO ONE can prepare you for the inevitable. Even when it’s expected. There’s no pretty way to get through the mourning after the loss of a loved one. I should have seen it coming. Ominous events started happening… … Continue reading
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Tagged accountant, burial expense, death benefits, dedicated accounts, family, final expense, final wishes, grief, happiness, inheritence, insurance, legacy, long term care, loss, property, taxes, trust fund, will
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Building a nest egg
When the kids leave the nest, are they leaving the parents without a nest egg? Parents financially stuck between college expenses and retirement savings may be at a loss for funds. As a parent, its hard to put yourself first. … Continue reading
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Tagged annuity, Can I Have Some Money?, Candi Sparks, college, financial education, income, insurance, Merrill Lynch, nest egg, retirement, social security, taxes, three legged stool, tuition
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I want you to know about taxes
(this is the most famous image of “Uncle Sam” according to the Library of Congress. Mom told me to be S.M.A.R.T. She wanted me to be money smart. Smart is her acronym for “save money and reduce taxes”. She also … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 tax code IRS, Candi Sparks, financial education, financial literacy for youth, Forbes, Sparks Fly, taxes
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