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With Google at our fingertips, we often try on the role of keyboard expert to tackle some of our most important concerns. But without a level of expertise, we may not even know the right questions to explore. Read on to learn how professional financial expertise can shape what you learn and help you grow your financial future.
Parkworth Wealth Management, in San Jose and Palo Alto, promoted Associate Wealth Advisor Max Gonda to Wealth Advisor after he earned the CFP® certification.
California tax laws—including a new one for 2024—have a large effect on the many tech professionals who call the state home. If you’re one of them, it’s essential you understand both the federal and state rates and rules. Read on to learn more.