Summer is right around the corner, so I thought I’d share the really cool chart above (and link below for interactive) for the various state gas taxes across the country.
As a side note, I’m curious to see how gas taxes are addressed by states going forward. With higher fuel efficiency and hybrid technology, gas tax revenues are down since people are buying less gas.
I saw the below in a blog by Seth Godin (who I absolutely love), and it really struck home to me. They’re definitely words of wisdom that I try to put into my practice as I’m working with clients and living my life
“Most of the time, people don’t want a refund or a bonus. What they really want is for you to hear them and to do the right thing. What if every manager and every customer contact in your organization bought into that?
Here are some things you can do that don’t cost any money (but they certainly require effort):
I will soon be changing my Investment Advisory Representative (IAR) affiliation from my own state Registered Investment Advisory Firm to a SEC Registered Investment Advisory firm (Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc.).
I will continue to use Generosity Wealth Management as my “doing business as”, with the same logo, email address, phone number, etc.
Besides my disclosures changing, it will be mostly transparent to existing clients. Fees, management, investments, account numbers, etc. are all the same.
I am doing this to simplify my business, and with additional regulatory requirements and costs, the economies of scale simply aren’t there for firms of my size. Therefore, my purpose is to outsource these requirements and compliance to Cambridge.
In the meantime, the links below are the last time I’ll offer my Form ADV and privacy notices under my state registered advisory firm.
What is an ADV you ask? It’s a form and brochure that describes what Generosity Wealth Management is, who I am, and how we do business.
If you would like a copy, please click on the link below. For your reading pleasure, I also have included links to my privacy notices.
With all the discussion around Obamacare, I thought I’d include a whitepaper on planning for future healthcare.
It’s pretty tricky–I’m not going to lie.
I have a great program that extrapolates out into the future estimates for specific healths, age, lifestyle, tax brackets, etc. I have to admit it’s pretty cool.
If you’d like me to do one for you (complimentary of course), let me know.