It's 2023! Apeiron January News:
As we begin 2023, it’s a good time to take inventory of what might be just around the corner in the coming months.
Celebrate the wins you had, write down your successes, and remind yourself of what you have accomplished. In the push to make improvements for the new year, we tend to forget or downplay the strides we made in the past year. Be proud of your wins!
Apeiron December News:
Tis the season! We want to wish you happy holidays and hope you are able to celebrate with your family and friends close to you.
This year has had its ups and downs, but through it all we've stuck together and made some great things happen!
Apeiron November News:
We’re entering the holiday season, and starting with Thanksgiving, expressing gratitude is a year-end tradition.
This year, it may seem like it’s a little more difficult to be grateful. But it’s worth it—for your health and your finances—to practice gratitude.
Apeiron October News:
The month snuck past us about as quickly as the little ghosts and goblins will tonight on Halloween.
And not to spook you further, but the holidays are just around the corner - and if you're in an office with Scott, Christmas music will be playing tomorrow morning. What can you do so you don’t end up rushing through the holidays? Plan now.
Apeiron September News:
Remember what it was like walking into school for the first time?
There’s so much excitement and possibility in the air, and of course some nervousness-maybe even anxiety. That particular feeling of not knowing what to expect in September stays with you!
Apeiron August News:
In the financial world, some weeks are more important than others, and we just lived through a big one.
As expected, the Fed bumped up short-term rates again at its July meeting. But the markets breathed a sigh of relief in reaction. Investors believe the Fed is getting a handle on inflation, which may mean slower rate increases.
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"I love the passion, and anything that can democratize and get people in I’m happy with,” Hammel said. “But you need to understand that there is a difference between a good product, and a good company. And there’s also a difference between a good company, and getting the company at the right price.”
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Also ask your CPA what it would take to consider your second home an investment property and what investment types would work for to lower income (oil and gas, opportunity zones the like). “Depending on how much of your income is passive, there may be different investments that would help more than others,” says Hammel.
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“We get a lot of questions—every time the price pops,” notes Scott Hammel at Apeiron Planning in Dallas.