The Paycheck Protection Program is a Small Business Association 7(a) loan available to small employers, self-employed individuals, and independent contractors. While SBA 7(a) loans have always been around, the CARES Act modified this loan to have the potential for loan forgiveness.

The act provides payments to taxpayers in the form of a Recovery Rebate Credit. This is a maximum credit of $1,200 for each eligible individual (so $2,400 for two eligible individualswho file a joint return), plus $500 for each qualifying child.

We hear a lot about how to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus, but we often miss out on the guidance of what to do when our lives are already being impacted by it. One Act that the government has passed to help with this is the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA).

The CARES Act is short for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act and is essentially a stimulus package to help individuals, families, and small businesses through these uncertain times.

Making a New Year’s resolution is the first step to creating better habits. But making a New Year’s resolution and keeping a New Year’s resolution are not always the same thing. If you’re like most people, New Year’s resolutions are often long forgotten by mid-February, if not sooner

Are your finances ready for the end of the year? December brings many deadlines and lists; there are gifts to buy, holidays to plan, and vacations to organize.

The increasing cost of higher education saddles many young adults with massive amounts of student debt. This student debt makes it harder to balance other important financial obligations such as buying a home, having a wedding, or starting a family.

No financial plan is complete without an estate plan. Estate planning covers all aspects of your life, from creating your will to planning medical decisions.