by the Storen Team | Dec 3, 2020 | Financial Fitness, Financial Planning, Resources
The holiday season can bring a variety of commitments. As the year comes to a close, make a commitment to yourself to think about your retirement preparation. Monthly Project Recap: January – Set your intentions (goals, budgets, contributions) February –...
by the Storen Team | Nov 18, 2020 | Resources, Taxes
COVID-19 has impacted all of us in one way or another, and charities are no exception. Many of them are really struggling to continue providing their essential services. Giving to a charity before the end of the year will not only help them, but it can also provide...
by the Storen Team | Nov 12, 2020 | Financial Fitness, Financial Planning, Resources
The holiday season is traditionally a time to spend with family. Whether you gather in person or virtually, your grown children would benefit from learning about your financial plan for retirement. Monthly Project Recap: January – Set your intentions (goals,...
by the Storen Team | Nov 10, 2020 | Resources, Taxes
Season’s Greetings! I know it’s early to talk about the holidays, but 2020 has been a rough year and frankly, I’m more ready for the joy of the holidays than ever before. I have already starting watching the Hallmark Channel’s Christmas movie marathons and we even...
by the Storen Team | Oct 26, 2020 | Businesses, Resources, Resources for Businesses, Videos
Kim Storen sits down with Brian Lee to discuss taxes in the Real Estate industry Accounting! What topic could be more fun than taxes? Maybe watching grass grow or paint dry? Well, we have a special guest with us for two episodes. Believe it or not, she brings life and...
by the Storen Team | Oct 1, 2020 | Financial Fitness, Financial Planning, Resources
With our reliance on electronic devices, we need to stay vigilant with cybersecurity. We have passwords for virtually everything and the prospect of having those passwords compromised is downright creepy. What better time of year to avoid that feeling than the month...
