3 Popular College Savings Accounts for Parents
When investing in your child’s future, it is important to consider the tax implications, your goals, your child’s goals and your family values.
The Power of Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs) in High-Interest Rate Environments
Discover how CRTs offer tax advantages, efficient wealth transfer, and greater philanthropic impact, particularly in high-interest rate environments.
How to Give a Scholarship and Get a Tax Write-Off
Discover how to give a scholarship and get a tax write-off. Learn the benefits of scholarships and understand the tax implications.
3 Practical Ways to Care for Widows and Orphans
What does the Bible say about taking care of widows and orphans?James 1:27 summarizes it well - "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to…
Nonprofit Compliance Checklist: 21 Things You Need to Know
Navigating nonprofit compliance can be complex, with numerous federal and state requirements that organizations must meet to maintain their legal and financial standing. But fear not! We've got you covered…
Is Infinite Banking a Scam?
Infinite banking has caused some serious division among financial influencers. While some proclaim it is a key tool to grow generational wealth, others call it a scam.Who’s right?Let’s take a…
7 Things to Know About Term and Permanent Life Insurance
Not sure if term or permanent life insurance is right for you?We'll break down the 7 key things to know about these two types of insurance to help you make…
Should You Claim Your Tithes as a Tax Deduction?
You can deduct tithes on your tax return, but should you? Here is a CPA's perspective on taking a charitable deduction for tithes.
Bruce’s Beach: Lessons in Black Generational Wealth
After a long, hard-fought, public campaign to return Bruce's Beach to its rightful owners, many of us were shocked when we learned the owners plan to sell their newly acquired…
Investing with a Roth IRA: Benefits, Rules and More
A Roth IRA is one of the most powerful investment accounts an investor can own. If done properly, all growth from your investments can be withdrawn completely tax-free in retirement