Month: April 2013

“A taxpayer is someone who works for the government, but doesn’t have to take the Civil Service Exam.”   –  Ronald Reagan Is the government your

This is the test of whether you own a business or a job.   Back in the days when I was in publishing, I read Robert Townshend’s Up The Organization, which

Retirement planning for owner-employees, executives, and other highly-compensated employees can often fail because of one well-kept secret: These people will rarely, if ever, be able

Retirement planning isn’t about gambling; it’s about, well,  planning. I noticed a recent Twitter post from US News & World Report entitled, 9 Simple Ways To Quit Worrying About

Do you know the true value of your business?  Business valuation isn’t as easy as assigning a multiple, and finding a buyer isn’t as easy as

The market seemed to love the first quarter… as it’s loved many before.  Does that mean the party will continue?  It might be best to

Retirement plannning doesn’t seem as easy as it used to be.  During the 1990s, everyone assumed that markets only went up and double-digit returns were