Summer of 2021: The Fed, Interest Rates and Me
Be aware and stay prepared as rates will inevitably go up, whether that’s in 2022 or 2023.
Summer of 2021: The Fed, Interest Rates and Me Read More »
Be aware and stay prepared as rates will inevitably go up, whether that’s in 2022 or 2023.
Summer of 2021: The Fed, Interest Rates and Me Read More »
With a federal tax code that is over 2,500 pages, no wonder tax strategies can be overwhelming.
Common Errors in Tax Filings and the 3rd Round of Economic Impact Payments Read More »
Although a year away, your 2021 tax planning should have already started.
The New IRS Tax Rates and Deductions for 2021 Read More »
Although a year away, your 2021 tax planning should have already started.
Leaving a Legacy of Wisdom, Love and a Better Understanding of Abundance Read More »
We are nearing the end of a challenging year for families and individuals across the United States and globe. Together we have experienced a widespread pandemic, civil unrest, a challenging economic environment, a divisive political arena, but despite all these perceivably negative aspects of the year, we see the hope 2021 brings.
2020 Year-End Tax and Wealth Planning Read More »
Benchmark co-sponsored the Johnny Bench Golf Classic with a fellow-Cincinnati firm, Whitmer and Company CPAs. The event was held at the PGA National Champions Course, home of the Honda Classic, located in Palm Beach Gardens Florida.
Benchmark Participates In 2020 Johnny Bench Golf Classic – Palm Beach Gardens, FL Read More »
A well thought out estate plan can take some of the uncertainty out of what the future will hold
No Matter Who Becomes President, Start to Plan Now Read More »
Unlocking two myths about divorce that might help reduce stress
Divorce Rates Spike During COVID Pandemic Read More »
Three of the 30 companies are changing, including its oldest member.
The DJIA Gets a Major Shakeup on August 31st Read More »
Remember back in late May when the Commerce Department reported that our U.S. economy shrank at an even faster pace than previously estimated in the first quarter of 2020 and consensus expectations suggested that the second quarter of 2020 would be far worse? Well, it happened.
Putting the Worst GDP Drop Ever in Perspective Read More »