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Special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) are currently in vogue. These shell companies provide a shortcut for private companies looking to access the public markets for a fast infusion of cash. In 2020, a record number of private companies used SPACs as an alternative to the traditional initial public offering process. But there are risks involved with investing in SPACs. Here’s what you should know.
For tax purposes, long-term care insurance grows more attractive depending on who buys the policy. There’s a big difference in the tax implications of a policy purchased by you as an individual and the same policy purchased by your family business. To find out how to maximize the tax benefits before buying, continue reading.
We’re living in an information age. While we can quickly research just about anything, having too much information can be more confusing than having too little. When it comes to benefit options, the roster is growing. And in many ways, that makes it harder for employees to choose. This article provides some guidance employers can use to help staff reach informed conclusions.
Before putting your home on the market these days, it’s important to “stage” it. That means you set the stage for a clean, spacious, well-cared-for property that appeals to as many buyers as possible. Here are some of the basic steps to take before a “for sale” sign goes up.4225 Executive Square, Ste 900, La Jolla, CA 92037-1485
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