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2014 SAW REMARKABLE market growth. Because you may have experienced significant gains, now is the time to start meeting with your advisers, accountants, and attorneys to reflect on the year’s events, and to confirm that you have made the most of all available tax savings and investment strategies. The end of the year is a […]

IN THE PAST MONTHS, we have discussed tips for year-end planning for your individual taxes and your business. As 2014 comes to a close, it is also important to evaluate the steps you are taking with your financial planning.

CHRISTMAS IS A TIME when we Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. The day is spent with family and friends opening gifts, sharing stories, and ignoring (for a few hours, at least) the whirlwind of events in our world that swirl around us.

The holiday season is here — begun with a grateful counting of our many blessings on Thanksgiving — and for most of us, that means longer “to-do” lists. Does your list include tending to outdoor matters at home? If so, we hope to help with the following tips for December lawn and garden care.

Multigenerational planning (for a business or a family) increases the opportunities for financial stability and encourages open communication. So often in the world of finance we focus on the earning and saving and spending of money, and we don’t focus on communication and thoughtful discussions with our loved ones on how to intelligently prepare for

Last month, we discussed planning tips for your personal income taxes. When preparing for the end of the year, there are also a few things to keep in mind that may impact your agriculture business.

If you’re seeking financial support for a new or established farm business, here are some great reasons to choose farm loans by AgAmerica Lending.

It’s widely understood that small businesses are the backbone of the U.S. economy, with small businesses creating two out of every three jobs in America.

Purchasing a horse is a big decision and one that should not be taken lightly. Just as you would have a car or house examined before you purchase, the same thought should enter your mind when you pick out a horse. Horses are an investment and you should be sure that the horse you buy

Safety has a cost, and when it comes to safety imposed by government regulation, it’s usually a cost ultimately born by consumers— you and me.