By Bill Lucia | SEPTEMBER 12, 2017 WASHINGTON — There are signs that U.S. city governments could be headed toward their first financial slowdown after a period of post-recession growth, according to new research. The National League of Cities, in its latest City Fiscal Conditions […]
Republicans are finally making moves on tax reform. And the effort could affect your retirement. After failing to repeal Obamacare, taxes have become a prime target for President Trump and are currently his “highest focus,” says Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, according to […]
By Erich Wagner | September 1, 2017 All but two portfolios in the federal employee 401(k)-style retirement program saw downturns in growth in August, and two others dipped into the red. The Thrift Savings Plan’s S Fund, made up of small to midsize businesses […]
For some reason, I have been getting an awful lot of questions lately from seniors who are fretting about exactly when to sign up for Social Security benefits. I’m not talking about people who are undecided about when to start […]
Joe Strother, our Director of Sales, has been in #Houston for the past few days helping evacuate people from their flooded homes. They are traveling through the flooded streets by boat saving many families and transporting them to safety. Last night Port #Arthur received […]