If you are considering a divorce or in the process of negotiating a divorce, you need to be aware of the elimination of future tax deductions on alimony. Alimony is a court-ordered provision for support and maintenance of a spouse after separation or divorce. Alimony payments are made by the supporting spouse, (generally the breadwinner) […]
Questions about the Tax Reform Act and the Impact on Your Business by @AZanswers
To Read the Article on SheOwnsIt I have been trying to comprehend the latest Tax reform from the perspective of a business owner. I am sharing my thoughts with a big DISCLAIMER. I am not a CPA or lawyer and am always willing to pay my fair share of taxes. I learned early on in […]
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M is for Mutual Funds and Knowing All the Fees Involved
Mutual funds can be a great investment option. However, they incur fees so make sure you do your homework when choosing a fund. An easy way to compare mutual funds is to look for a number called the fund’s total annual fund operating expenses; this is the also called the fund’s expense ratio. Here you […]
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L is for Life Is Not All About Luck
“Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity “̶ Senca If you tend to think “only the lucky people” get the breaks – think again. Those “lucky people” most likely poured their heart and soul into their plan before taking action to go after what they desire. Luck is the belief that events or life […]
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K is for The Key to Happiness – is it Time?
“Money buys happiness,” has long been the motto for many on this planet. However, recent studies suggest it may be “time” that promotes more happiness. A study published in the Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that people feel happier when using their money to outsource time-consuming jobs rather than a purchase that […]
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J is for your Job and Aptitude Testing
Johnston O’Connor Testing – Is it Right for you? Many companies give potential hires an aptitude test. This test has long been used to help companies prescreen potential job applicants, as it helps reduce the number of applicants that move to a more thorough screening process. It also allows companies to make a better-informed […]
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Join Ann Zuraw on January 29th, 2018
Join Ann and a financial panel of experts discuss some tools needed to get More Money for your Business!
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I is for the Importance of a Delay Clause in Your Remodel Contract
The economy is looking up, and that remodeling job that you’ve been putting off is at the forefront of your mind. All kinds of creative ideas are dancing in your head: colors, design, and details. Oh, what joy it will be to have that newly overhauled kitchen or that cozy outdoor space you’ve always dreamed […]
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Join Us for ZFA’s Financial Bootcamp – Thursday, February 1, 2018
Join Zuraw Financial Advisors Financial Boot Camp and learn how to be Financially fit in a fun, relaxed, open-minded atmosphere. Click Here for Tickets
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H is for Should You Keep the Home in a Divorce?
Divorce can wreak havoc on both your emotions and your finances, particularly when your emotions are in overdrive. Making solid financial decisions doesn’t seem likely. Especially if throughout your marriage your spouse had all the financial control. However, this is not the time to give into negativity and fear. Instead, you must begin to take […]
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Ann Zuraw, the voice behind "Women, Money, and Divorce", is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) and Certified Financial Divorce Analyst (CDFA™) helping women achieve financial success!
