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When a decedent dies owning stock in a closely held corporation or partnership, the valuation of those shares is a perennial problem precisely because they are closely-held (i.e., there’s no ready market for the ownership interests). Since estate tax is ad...
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Real estate is an integral part of many savers’ retirement portfolios, even when not part of a qualified plan (IRA, 401(k), etc.). With the recent downturn in the real estate market (I am referring primarily to residential real estate), foreclosures have become...
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Every successful investment plan has an exit strategy. Knowing how to sell is arguably more important than knowing how to buy stocks. The below from the Investor’s Business Daily gives key points to think about when trying to protect your position from large...
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An essential piece of an investment plan includes a stock selection process. The following are the Investors Business Daily’s stock selection criteria: * Earnings: The Indispensable Element Of Great Stocks The single most important gauge of a stock’s...
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The Pension Protection Act of 2006 (signed into law in August 2006) changed the documentation rules for non-cash charitable contributions. The knee-jerk reaction is to focus on these new rules as merely requiring more receipts when we donate household items to a local...
