Financial Help

There are dozens of factors that go into finances for a small business. From a planning perspective, we’ve outlined three ways small business owners can stay fiscally responsible.

The IRS and Treasury Department announced the deadline for filing individual taxes for tax year 2020 has been extended to May 17th, 2021.

Congress has passed two stimulus packages in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The CARES Act was passed last March while a follow-up package was passed in late December. Now, it appears a third stimulus package is on the way. But what long-term effects will this have on the economy and your financial life?

While there are many moving parts to estate planning, there are some best practices. We remind our clients of these three things you must check now when it comes to estate planning.

If you are in the market for a financial advisor, here are a few things to consider during your search.

As we near the end of 2020, there are several year-end planning items that should be reviewed. Whether you are working with a financial advisor, or managing your finances yourself, here are a few things to consider during your year-end planning.

As we work with younger clients here at North Main Financial Group on their financial planning, there is one question that comes up with frequency. What should you do in terms of combining the ideas of paying down student loan debt and saving for retirement? The answer is simple, it depends.

 

Money, it brings joy and it can bring pain and it’s typically a topic that is uncomfortable to discuss with those close to you, let alone a stranger. In fact, we would lob finances in with topics like spirituality and health as some of the most sensitive decisions we make. However, as you move through life, your financial goals and options can get more complicated and you may find it necessary to consult a financial advisor. A financial advisor can help guide you on how to save, invest and grow your money to help meet your goals and needs.