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11/30/2018

This Forbes article covers donating appreciated securities to charity after the federal tax reforms:

Nov. 27 is Giving Tuesday. Donating stock instead of cash can be a smart tax-planning move, especially at year-end. With the changes in itemized deductions under tax reform, stock donations can reduce your taxes by giving you total deductions that exceed your new increased standard deduction amount.

11/29/2018

The Motley Fool lists 4 moves that might promote a happier retirement:

The key to a relaxing retirement is good planning.

11/28/2018

NBC News presents some tips for aspiring business owners from women entrepreneurs:

In honor of Small Business Saturday, women entrepreneurs talk about the importance of speaking up, being resourceful and knowing their value.

11/27/2018

How can small business owners take control of their time? Forbes offers some tips @

Business owners often juggle many hats. By hiring competent employees and vendors and implementing the right software, you could free up more time to run your business at a high level.

11/26/2018

11/25/2018

From Robb Report: estate planning when you are wealthy.

The Wealth Matters columnist says that simply having a will is not enough.

11/24/2018

Why are many women saying 70 is the new 50? MarketWatch takes a look:

When money isn’t an issue, women expect to live their best lives in their 70s. Here’s three doing just that.

11/22/2018

Can you guess the 4 major expenses that risk drawing down retirement savings? The Motley Fool identifies them:

Watch out for these budget-busters.

11/21/2018

Will 34% of kids go without a flu shot this fall? CNN reports on a recent survey.

During the last US flu season, 179 children died, with hundreds hospitalized due to flu-related illnesses; 80% of the children who died were unvaccinated.

11/20/2018

A CNBC article offers some tips for women entrepreneurs, who are now leading 40% of U.S. businesses:

CNBC Make It spoke to women business owners to find out their secret. 

11/19/2018

A new study finds that most women see retirement as a time of optimism and opportunity, USA TODAY reports:

American women, most who view 70 as the new 50, say retirement will be 'the most liberating phase' of their lives, TD Ameritrade survey finds.