If you have children who will be attending college in a few years, you recently got a nice pre-enrollment gift from the government. Specifically, the Tax Relief Act of 2001 enhanced the Coverdell Savings Plan (formerly the Education IRA) and Section . . .
Ridenour Twins Service re-opened its doors in late December. It is under new management at 6801 Old Trail Road. Mike Smith will be the new manager with over 15 years experience in the auto repair business. Mike is ASE Certified and will be supported . . .
Newly admitted attorney Brent L. Klender has joined the offices of James E. Springer as an associate. Brent spent his early childhood with his mother Sandra (Keller) Klender on Bradbury Avenue and later on Indianapolis Road. He attended grade school . . .
Is there ever a “bad time” to invest? A lot of people have thought so, for one reason or another – but they’ve usually been proved wrong.
Just glance back over the past 20 years. We’ve had plenty of economic and financial . . .
Waynedale Attorney, James E. Springer, has been elected to the position of Chairman of the Indiana State Bar Association, General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Section for the upcoming year. Attorney Springer previously served as the Newsletter Editor . . .
It’s a good idea to limit your credit card debt as much as possible. This type of debt typically carries a high interest rate and is not tax-deductible. There can be advantages, however, to using plastic, particularly in those instances when . . .
For the first eight months of 2001, U.S. economic growth was slow, if not stagnant. Then came the tragic events of September 11, which rocked the economy even further and disrupted the financial markets.
How should you respond to this situation? Should . . .
Owner Jason Price and finishing expert Scott Hartman are always looking for ways to take their graphics business, GraphXdirect, to the next step. They have over ten years experience in graphics production. They are located at 2502 Church Street in . . .
We would like to inform you of a new auction and realty company. Although a new name in the Waynedale area, Martin and Bailey is established in the auction industry with over forty-five years of combined experience.
Larry Martin is a graduate of Reppert’s . . .
Where can you find a specialty store providing foods for Asian, Bosnian, Croatian, German, Greek, Italian, Mexican, South American, Indian, and other ethnic food in the same location? From the outside it looked like another ordinary grocery store. . . .
In the everyday rush of business sometimes we forget to stop and thank those people who supported our business and have become our friends and associates.
Joe Lanning, owner of Ridenour Service wishes to thank the community of Waynedale for their business . . .
Cuckoo birdhouse clocks, grandfather clocks, wall mantels and antique clocks dating back to 1865 are just a few of the many clocks that adorn the walls and shelves of Fort Wayne’s only full service clock shop. Mr. Bill Rice is the owner of that . . .
In recent months, we’ve seen report after report of companies making major layoffs. It may not happen to you, but if it does, what financial moves should you make?
Before you take any steps, just remember one thing: You don’t need to panic. . . .
Are you getting the most from your 401(k)? Many people aren’t.
To obtain the maximum benefits from your 401(k) plan, you have to make two key moves. First, you need to contribute as much as you can afford. And second, you need to invest for long-term . . .
If you’re a bowler, the last thing you want is a split. If you’re an investor, however, the picture is a little more complex. If you own a stock that’s going to split, or already has split, there are a few things you should know.
A . . .