Active Life Goals for High Net Worth Individuals</h1> <article> <h1>Active Life Goals for High Net Worth Individuals</h1> <p>admin — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 20:13:48 +0000</p> <p>At Client 1st Advisors, our commitment is to help you achieve your life’s goals. Since 2001, we have focused on helping our clients’ dreams come true. We are not just advisors or managers…we are partners and, oftentimes, we become good friends, with our clients, probing for issues and conversing about life’s obstacles and rewards. Our goal is to enable our clients to live a satisfying and worry-free life.</p> <p>Our commitment is not just to our clients, but the communities in which we reside and work. We are actively involved in non-profits, serving as officers on boards in organizations that support a number of causes, which are close to our hearts.</p> <p>Because we consider our clients like family members, we limit the number of people with whom we work. We look for like-minded individuals whose goals are aligned with ours, both personally and professionally. Please call us to begin an exploratory conversation about your dreams.</p> </article> <article> <h1>Let the Tax Debate Begin</h1> <p>admin — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 11:10:40 +0000</p> <p>By Craig Phillips, CFP, AIF</p> <p><em>February 24, 2012</em></p> <p>Just a couple of weeks ago, the smart money in financial circles was betting on a year of tax gridlock, punctuated by a bruising battle over the extension of the payroll tax cut.</p> <p>Then, suddenly, everything turned around. Last Friday, a bipartisan House/Senate committee is expected to bless a new payroll tax cut extension that was negotiated without any of the bitter partisan posturing that everybody expected. The cut will reduce Social Security taxes from 6.2% of income to 4.2% for workers through December 31, and put up to $130 billion back into the pockets of lower- and middle-income workers.</p> <p>The same bill extends unemployment benefits from 59 weeks to anywhere from 89 to 99 weeks, depending on the unemployment level in each state, and will require the recipients of unemployment insurance payments who have not finished high school to enroll in a GED program. States could also create voluntary training programs for those seeking jobless benefits.</p> <p><a title="Click Here to Read More" href="http://client1stadvisors.com/?page_id=247" target="_self">Click Here to Read More</a></p> </article> </main></body></html>