The definition of a family has evolved significantly in post-World War II America. A century ago, the idea of “family” conjured up an image of a husband and a wife (both in their first marriage) with children. Fast forward to >
In honor of Small Business Month, we salute the vital role that business owners play in our country. Small businesses, or companies with less than 500 employees, made up over 40% of the nation’s GDP as of 2014, according to the >
Wednesday evening marked President Biden’s first address to a joint session of Congress. Most of his remarks were focused on the pandemic, the resulting global crisis, and his plans for further actions to provide aid and >
Thursday, April 22, 2021, is Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day, one of our favorite days of the year. Granted, this past year has been more along the lines of “Bring the Whole Family to Work and to School” every day. >
Today, April 16th, is National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD). Founded in 2007 by health care attorney Nathan Kottkamp, this day serves to “inspire, educate and empower the public about the importance of advance care >
It seems like every day another welcome sign of spring appears, from daffodils and crocuses popping up to the sound of birds chirping and longer daylight hours. Last Saturday evening, many celebrated the first night of Passover >
On Saturday afternoon, March 6th, the Senate passed the COVID-19 relief plan, which contains $1.9 trillion in financial assistance and aid for American families. The plan, which has amendments from the bill previously passed by >
November 2020 seems like it was longer ago than just two months. Since then, the roll out of multiple COVID-19 vaccines brings hope that 2021 will see a return to some form of socioeconomic normalcy. And despite chaos and extreme >
While it may seem like 2020 will never end, the end of the year is in fact, fast approaching. Now is a good time to review your tax strategies and long-term planning objectives. In addition to normal year-end items, there are a >
