Prepping for 2013 Tax Filing
The IRS recently announced that they’d begin processing tax returns on January 30th, 2014. If you’re not ready to meet that aggressive timeline, you can always wait until the April…
The IRS recently announced that they’d begin processing tax returns on January 30th, 2014. If you’re not ready to meet that aggressive timeline, you can always wait until the April…
The Markets (as of market close December 30, 2013) Strong economic reports, particularly one that suggested that businesses are confident enough in the future to spend more on equipment, helped…
There are only a couple of weeks left in 2013. It may seem impossible —that the year has flown by too quickly— but the calendar doesn’t lie. Here are seven…
What would you do to shave a few dollars off your weekly grocery bill? To many people, spending an hour cutting coupons from the Sunday paper sounds like the perfect…
New figures announced The Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced that Social Security and SSI beneficiaries will receive a 1.5% cost-of-living (COLA) adjustment for 2014. According to the SSA's announcement,…
Dear Valued Customers, Clients, Friends and Colleagues, We’re proud to announce that Kramer Financial is now Kramer Wealth Managers. As many of you know, the way we serve clients has…
The world of personal finance is changing and some financial service firms are changing with it. For the thousands of firms that don’t change to keep up with the trends; I fear they will slowly become obsolete in the years to come. And for firms like mine, firms that are indeed changing with the times, the changes we are making are important, they are not minor and they are incredibly exciting. For consumers who are wanting and needing this evolution in financial services, they will see changes in the quality and style of service that better addresses a new set of priorities.
I believe this stems from five significant changes in our society that will begin a new era for personal finance. These shifts are lasting, they are unexpected and they will transform not only the financial services industry, but also personal finance for generations of working Americans.