Author: Trista Acker

Learn more insight about the TIGTA report focused on high-income nonfilers and the IRS’ nonfiler strategy.

Looking for the right credit card for your unique financial situation? Don't get buried by fees.

CPAs are now required by law to report suspected elder financial abuse. Read on to learn what red flags we will be looking for.

For many, walking down the aisle may be one of the happiest moments of your life. Unfortunately, if you’re not prepared, the to-do list you’ll be faced with after the honeymoon isn’t quite as blissful.

What are you doing to help prepare the next generation for the challenges associated with saving and spending? Learn how you can help teach your children to save (and get a few tips for yourself).

Have you ever glanced at your W2 and wondered, aside from paying taxes, where all your money went? It's surprising when you realize just how quickly little impulse purchases can add up. Keep reading to find out what you can do to stop your bank account from leaking.

When it comes to attracting and retaining the top talent in your industry, businesses seem to have no choice but to get creative with their benefit packages. The good news is that many employee perks are tax-free. Read on to learn more.

As another year begins, so does another tax season. Though it seemed uncertain whether the 2015 tax season would begin on time, the Internal Revenue Service announced that tax returns would be accepted and processed as scheduled. When Congress voted to approve more than 50 “extender” provisions last month, tax professionals across the nation were … Continued

Every year it happens. You promised yourself that this year would be different. Now, once again, you are rushing to your gather receipts, remember how much money you spent at last year’s company retreat, and backtrack through balance sheets. Wouldn’t it be nice not to have this year-end stress anymore? The good news is that … Continued

Let’s face it. College costs are on the rise. And if you plan to pay for your children’s college education, knowing and planning how you will pay for it is as important as planning for retirement. The average cost to attend a public university in Ohio exceeds $20,000 per year, while individuals attending private colleges … Continued