Here’s an article (PDF) that was passed along to us, asking an interesting (and certainly relevant for us at TWC) question… how many kids/young adults have trust funds?
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The Doodle Revolution
Author: Karen W. The Doodle Revolution. As far as revolutions go, I like the name of this one. It reminds me of Yankee Doodle – remember him, that icon of pre-revolutionary America who went to town on a pony? “Doodle” invokes memories of Connecticut, my home state, whose official anthem is the classic song, “Yankee Doodle.” […]
Read MoreApple iOS 8: Staying Current, or Slowing You Down?
The iPhone 6, Apple’s latest smartphone, comes equipped with iOS 8. This new operating system is also available for download to all iPhone, iPad, and iPod users. The new iOS boasts a lot of new features and fixes – so many, in fact, that The Wall Street Journal’s Joanna Stern claims that with all updates […]
Read MoreFATCA: Is America Reaching Too Far?
This past July, the U.S. Federal Government’s new Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or “FATCA,” was enacted. The new act was passed back in 2010 as part of the Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment, or “HIRE,” Act. The purpose of FATCA is to prevent tax evasion through the use of foreign bank accounts by requiring […]
Read MoreGoing on a Bender: The Potential Dangers of “Binge-Watching”
Remember the days when television could only be watched on television, and you had to wait a week or two to see what was happening with your favorite characters? It appears that many Americans have forgotten what it’s like to have to wait between episodes. Providers like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime give access to entire […]
Read MoreFare Tracking: In Pursuit of the Best Deal
Let’s set the scene: you have somewhere you need (or want) to be, and it’s going to require booking a flight. You open your laptop and do a little searching. To your surprise, you find a great deal on a flight to your destination, and you jot down the itinerary. You close your laptop and […]
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