Savings
What College Students Need to Know About Money
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on October 14th, 2020
College represents a time of independence in a young adult’s life. It may be the first time that your child has almost complete control over their own finances. From deciding how to use their spending money to deciphering student loan options, it can be difficult for students to adjust to the financial side of college living.
Retiring as a Small Business Owner
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on October 14th, 2020
There are over 30 million small businesses in the United States. Many people start their own businesses in order to become their own boss and take control over their schedules, career goals and finances. It can be incredibly rewarding to start and own a successful small business. But one thing that many small business owners may not think about is a retirement plan.
The Pros and Cons of a Roth IRA Conversion
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on July 21st, 2020
Taxes, whether we admit it or not, drive a lot of our personal finance decisions. Avoiding or lowering them can influence where we choose to live, what kind of car we buy, where we send our children to school, whether we purchase a house, and many other everyday decisions. Everyone tries to limit the amount of taxes they pay. Taxes play a large role when we invest for retirement, as well.
5 Reasons Roth IRAs Won’t Be Taxed
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on July 20th, 2020What is a Health Savings Account?
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on October 12th, 2018
Let’s face it, medical expenses can have a major impact on your budget, especially as you get older.
If you’ve heard about a Health Savings Account or maybe your work offers one, then it just may make sense to give it some serious consideration – and, in my opinion, it typically makes a lot of sense.