Interest Rates – Where are they headed?
February 4th, 2007An analysis of interest rate trends and fundamentals by Jay Goldinger, publisher of www.earlywarningwire.com
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Welcome To The Gerber & Co CPAs PodcastThe TeamGerber MoneyPod TM brings you useful information in a summarized executive audio-briefing. Each month, you'll get updates on tax savings and deferral techniques, approaches to investing your wealth, estate preservation strategies, and other practical information. Interest Rates – Where are they headed?February 4th, 2007An analysis of interest rate trends and fundamentals by Jay Goldinger, publisher of www.earlywarningwire.com Charitable Remainder Unit Trusts (CRUTs) AnalyzedDecember 12th, 2006Charitable Remainder Unit Trusts (CRUTs) can be a powerful tool when used appropriately. For those who have highly appreciate assets and need a way to sell the asset while maximizing the after tax proceeds of the sale, a CRUT can be invaluable. Selwyn Gerber CPA explains. 15 Tax Planning Strategies for 2006October 24th, 2006Here are 15 useful tax tips that will help you reduce / defer your 2006 tax liability. Each is explained in user-friendly terms. HINT: Also visit www.GerberCo.com where you will find a treasure-chest of tax planning advice and investment strategies. Year End Tax Planning for 2006September 25th, 2006SURPRISES ARE FOR BIRTHDAYS NOT FOR TAX TIME ™ Now’s the time to do proactive strategic planning to save and defer taxes. After Dec 31st it’s too late. Start by having a tax projection done - even using ballpark numbers - get an idea of the bigger picture as soon as you can, to facilitate the key moves you ought to be making before year end. For example capital gains earned would suggest that you seek to realize capital losses to offset the gains; if you are in the alternative minimum tax mode then you might be looking to invest in taxable bonds rather than in tax-free muni’s - and you may also be far better off deferring tax deductions like prepaying property taxes and making charitable contributions in 2007 when the deductions could be more valuable when taken against a higher marginal tax rate. Rip Van Winkle InvestingAugust 25th, 2006A radically simple approach to investing that has beaten the pants off the pros. Learn about a Rip Van Winkle approach to asset management that is right at the place where “Buffettology” meets John Bogle and the Nobel prize winning economists. It combines cost-effective and tax-efficient index investing, optimal asset allocation, diversification, rebalancing and global investing into a powerful solution to the dilemma most of us face when deciding where to invest our nest eggs. Selwyn Gerber CPA surveys the landscape, shares valuable insights into long term investing and points out the flaws in conventional thinking. You’ll learn about the traps for the unwary and how to avoid them. Visit www.RVWinvesting.com. |
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