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by Paul Cronin

Join me on May 16 at 1pm EDT, as I co-lead a webinar for business owners and sellers:





If you have the following questions, this webinar is for you!
 

How do I strategically think about my end game? In other…

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There will be a moment when your little side hustle or home business will get big enough that you need to think about hiring some help who is not your mother or your child. That’s exciting! It means that you are on the right track and your idea really has legs. But, don’t get swept up in the moment, and take your time…

Guest BLOG by Tom O'Hare | Apr 18, 2024 | College Admissions, Financial Aid

I have worked in higher education enrollment and financing for over thirty years and am a parent who has experienced the sector firsthand. I have seen the evolution of technology, regulations, practices, and policies to support students and families in pursuing education and career goals. Never in my time have we experienced such a high level of uncertainty affecting the lives of hundreds of students and families looking to college in September of this year.

In early 2023, the US Department of…

Entrepreneurialism can be a challenging maze of decisions that could determine success. As each choice can have lasting ramifications for business success, understanding and managing your utility service provider emerges as a vital ally. Think of them as having the ultimate superhero sidekick, often underestimated yet essential to saving the day. Fostering strong relationships with utility providers is not only wise, it is indispensable.

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Gaining Insights for Innovation and Informed Decision-Making

 

 

In the outskirts of Boston, we usually experience distinct seasons marked by heavy snowfall in winter. However, this year was different. Instead of the usual 15 inches of snow in February, followed by 7 inches in March, we only had a light dusting of snowfall.

As we dealt with the…

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Tax season is stressful enough without scammers trying to steal your money or identity.

Be on high alert for these common tricks:

● Fake IRS threats: Scammers pretend to be the IRS, demanding payment or

personal info. The IRS will contact you by mail first.

● Refund theft: Scammers file a fake tax return in your name to steal your refund.

Beat them to it by filing early!

It doesn't matter the size of your business, injuries can happen at any time and at any place. Safety, therefore, should be your top priority across the entirety of your business location. Whether you're working in warehousing or you're working in a simple office, you need to make sure that you're putting safety protocols and procedures in place to keep your employees in one piece.

 

It doesn't matter whether your employees are in the office doing paperwork or they are on the floor doing FHG Fuel Delivery, you have to make sure that they feel safe at work. So with that in…

                                                        

 

Retirement Insights for March 2024

 

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History of the Alternative Minimum Tax

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Time to Meet College Counselors

As we roll forward the clocks this weekend, we open the calendar to opportunities for 10th and 11th-grade students and parents to meet colleges. Students and parents thinking of life after high school, here is your chance for a soft and easy meet and greet.  Colleges and universities, service organizations, and, when combined with careers, businesses looking to hire.

High…