Should you buy a car in the name of your business? The question I would ask is, do you need a car?

Rental activity by the IRS is deemed to be passive. This means if you’re not a real estate professional this makes your odds of being able to deduct losses slim.

When you financially measure your life, you’re not going to measure it based on how much tax you saved, rather, how much wealth you’ve built.

Traditional contributions can be better than Roth contributions. Roth contributions can be better than Traditional contributions. What rate you end up paying in taxes matters the most.

Student loans are set to resume August 30th, here’s what you need to know to be prepared.

Why does the debt ceiling exist? How much more debt can we continue to take on?

Budgeting doesn’t upset us, rather, it’s our judgment of budgeting that upsets us.

When you pay off debt, you guarantee yourself a fixed simple interest rate of return. When you invest, you guarantee yourself a compounded rate of return. How do you begin to choose?

How to view money’s role in determining success

My work centers around helping others make goal-aligned decisions with their money. But that begs the question: How well do I take that advice myself?

Silicon Valley Bank collapsed. Naturally, this has raised widespread concern as depositors and investors are questioning their confidence in banks.

Construct a portfolio that gives you the highest return per unit of risk. Looking backwards, this is easy. Looking forward, this is hard. How do you manage this uncertainty?

If you’ve ever found it easier to give advice than implement advice, you’re not alone. It’s more common to know what to do than to implement what’s common. If we know what to do, why don’t we do it?

Incentives drive outcomes. Today the government incentives real estate through multiple areas in the tax code.

Your money stretches to the length of your desires. The shorter your desires, the longer your money stretches.

While you cannot avoid Uncle Sam finding his way into your pocketbook, you can plan around minimizing how much he takes.

Expectations of future returns can be tied back to fundamentals of how cheap or expensive a company's cash flows are.

ETFs rely on a creation/redemption mechanism that allows for the continuous creation or destruction of ETF shares which reduces, or in many cases, completely eliminating capital gain distributions.

Equity markets have fallen 25% year to date and the bond market is down 17% - whatever happened to bonds acting as a ballast for market volatility?

How is your benefit calculated? When do you start social security? How much of your social security is taxable?