For investors, The Grinch tends to come early every December with the Short and Long Term Capital Gain Distributions only he is not taking away from the Whos, he is delivering taxable income that creates tax bills that come due April 15. Be careful and don’t be surprised if that big present from the Mutual Fund company might be a BIG TAXABLE DISTRIBUTION.
There is the legend of you should never make more than one major decision in 12 months
I challenge you to be the pebble that is dropped into the pond and creates a ripple of gratefulness and gratitude across the waters of your life even in the midst of too much Travel, Togetherness, Turkey and Tension
The most popular question that has been in my inbox, my telephone conversations and in nearly every conversation that I have had since November 8, 2016 is………………….
“The Question” – What should you do financially in the wake of the election?
We now face the next 70 days of transition as the Obama-led White House makes way for the Trump presidency. Speculation and anticipation will run amuck as the 24 hours a day news cycle continues to pollute our mind with every speck of real and imagined information.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the average lifespan is 78.74 years. This means that for the lucky one who turns 18 at least 30 days before the Presidential Election has 15 times to vote for President.