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As a business owner, your success is only as strong as the foundation it’s built on: you. If you’re not operating at your best, you can’t give your best to your business, either. That’s why it’s important to start your business planning with a big-picture view of your life and personal finances. By aligning your business and personal goals, you can achieve more across the board. Setting goals is one thing; however, achieving goals is another. At Vance Wealth, we’ve …
We’ve got some great tax-saving tips for you, but they require action before the end of the year. There are only a few weeks left of viable tax planning time in 2020, so let’s dive right in. Do You Need To Act Now? You may need to pivot your tax plan before the end of the year if any of these factors apply to you: You need to increase your liquidity You’re in a lower tax bracket than a …
At Vance Wealth, we believe collaboration drives success because we witness the power of working together every day. Whether we’re serving our clients or the community, we strive to act as a trusted partner by finding opportunities to achieve more together. And, we’ve learned this kind of spirit always pays off. That’s why we wanted to share the love by suggesting: 5 Easy Ways to Support Small Businesses: Make an effort to stay informed, and in touch, with the …
Since the coronavirus outbreak, planning ahead has never felt more difficult. From revenue projections to school schedules, our daily lives have been focused on short-term solutions without much guarantee of what the future may hold. We’ve been running our businesses and lives in survival mode because, for a time, it was necessary. But at some point, we must pivot or get left behind. “It’s easy to stick with the old way of thinking – to refuse to adapt to the …
During uncertain times, the difference between surviving and thriving is adaptability. We’re amid a massive economic, political, and social disruption, while the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath will continue to create far-reaching change. Some businesses will fail because they can’t or won’t pivot; however, the marketplace will also see tremendous innovation and cultural shifts, as companies find creative solutions to emerging problems. To prepare for those shifts before they occur, we wanted to share our top five tips for leading your team through …
SANTA CLARITA, CA – John Vance Founder and President of Vance Wealth located at 26491 Summit Circle, was among the Raymond James-affiliated advisors named to the Forbes list of Best-In-State Wealth Advisors. The list, which recognizes advisors from national, regional and independent firms, was released online January, 16, 2020. The Forbes ranking of Best-In-State Wealth Advisors, developed by SHOOK Research, is based on an algorithm of qualitative criteria, mostly gained through telephone and in-person due diligence interviews, and quantitative …
For some time now, we’ve been following the SECURE Act as it made its way through Congress. Now the retirement savings reform bill has become law, and we wanted to offer an update on its provisions. The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act of 2019 broadens the effectiveness of individual retirement accounts and employer-sponsored retirement savings plans. Essentially, it expands access to tax-advantaged retirement savings accounts and, ultimately, aims to help Americans save enough for a …
Vance Wealth has long committed to provide consistent education to team members, clients and the community. It’s more than a promise; it’s a care philosophy that guides our culture and growth. When we noticed a glaring gap in education and services for business owners and their employees; we felt compelled to act. “Our market research, concluded that the small-business space was underserved and undereducated in terms of their 401k plan options,” explained John Vance, Founder and President of Vance Wealth. …
Business exits are racked with emotion and indecision. Learn how to approach your sale without the emotional burden, so you can get what you need. As a business owner, you spend most of your working years on steady, profitable expansion. When you’re calling the shots, there’s no limit to your growth, and there’s always more to achieve. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, the time comes to consider hanging up your hat as the leader and strongest work horse. It’s time …
