Money brings out both the best and worst in people. As a financial adviser, unfortunately I’ve seen seemingly loving families torn apart when an investor assumes, “things will work themselves out,” when it comes to distributing assets after death.
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Cumberland-based Taylor English Duma LLP announced that partner Michele Stumpe was named the…
Cobb EMC announced that the electric cooperative’s customer satisfaction scores are at a rec…
CMI Limited Co. on Wednesday announced the relocation of its corporate office to Woodstock. The company will move in December, officials said.
The item that caused the most drama at the commission’s zoning meeting Tuesday was one the b…
There will be no 61-acre, $300 million mixed-use property coming to Chastain Road near I-575.
Camelot/Signature Homes LLC announced it will open Amelia Walk, 16 detached homes in east Co…
Marietta looks set to be delivered a Christmas present this year from the state, in the form…
Nursing and rehabilitation centers PruittHealth – Austell and PruittHealth – Marietta announ…
Marietta-based Traton Homes’ decorated model home at The Grove at Adams Pond in Smyrna won a…
The Sports Turf Managers Association announced its 2019 Field of the Year winners.
MARIETTA — After more than four decades as a popular bar and restaurant, Shillings on the Sq…
Cobb County may return more than $300,000 it had fined the operator of its bus fleet in the …
Cobb County’s governing board will consider tweaking the rules that certain developers have …
Kennesaw-based development company Sanctuary Companies Inc. will have a groundbreaking for S…
The Georgia Department of Economic Development announced the winners of the fourth annual Ge…
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Money brings out both the best and worst in people. As a financial adviser, unfortunately I’…
Since 2017, the Georgia HEART Program allowed taxpayers to make a donation to a qualified ru…
I came across a couple of investors this week who are a few years away from retirement. Upon…
Most people think of a Last Will and Testament as the cornerstone document for an estate pla…
William G. Lako, Jr., CFP®, is an Executive in Residence at Kennesaw State University’s Coles College of Business and a principal at Henssler Financial and a co-host on Atlanta's longest running, most respected financial talk radio show "Money Talks" airing Saturdays at 10 a.m. on AM 920 The Answer. Mr. Lako is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional.
