Search results for: kimberly foss

If you're not happy with the results, please do another search.

Advising Women in Transition

These five principles and five action points can help you put female clients in transition on the best path for the rest of their lives. (By Kimberly Foss)

Taking Stock: Advising Clients on Equity Compensation

Even if they get the financial and tax reasons for diversification, emotional ties to their business may fuel resistance. (By Kimberly Foss)

Relocating Retirees May Not Get the Tax Breaks They Expect

Show them the entire tax picture in the state where they plan to move — and make sure you can still be their trusted advisor. (By Kimberly Foss)

Encourage Your Clients to Watch the ‘Sunset’

It’s not too early to prepare clients for the scheduled 2025 elimination of tax cuts they’ve benefited from. (By Kimberly Foss)

Helping Kids Buy Their First Home: A Good Idea?

Even clients with the means to help their kids attain home ownership should watch out for potential pitfalls. (By Kimberly Foss)

Finding the Right Merger Partner

With her merger in the rear window, our columnist shares what worked for her and questions you may want to consider. (By Kimberly Foss)

Latest news

The Cost of Car Insurance Rose More Than 22% Through April to $1,280

Premiums are expected to keep rising as insurers look to make up for years of lost price hikes during the pandemic.

FSA vs. HSA: What to Know About the Accounts That Pay Medical Costs

Participants forfeited an average of $441 in use-it-or-lose-it FSA accounts, while high-deductible HSA accounts mainly benefit the wealthy.

Which Candidates Have Burned Through the Biggest Fortunes?

Michael Bloomberg spent a record $1B in his failed presidential bid, but Tom Steyer spent the most per vote, $1,320.

Understanding the Housing Measure Showing High Inflation

The federal government uses owner equivalent rent, or OER, to gauge rising prices, but many economists question its validity.

How to Calm Election-Year Jitters

Don’t let politics — even in a presidential election year — influence long-term decisions, say financial advisors.