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Monthly Archives: March 2016
5 Things You Should Know About Seller’s Disclosure
1. Form to Use TREC Seller’s Disclosure of Property Condition form is a copy of the statutory minimum information set out in the Texas Property Code. TAR’s Seller’s Disclosure Notice, contains additional provisions to increase the information provided to buyers. … Continue reading
Zenefits gets new former Paypal Executive
Major news is coming from Zenefits, the HR automation company based on a disruptive technology that has spawned anxiety and lawsuits from the payroll and benefits industry. On Monday, CEO and co-founder Parker Conrad resigned amidst much speculation as to … Continue reading
3 Things to consider before a career change
1) The salaries aren’t good enough in my industry: Salary is a huge motivator for most people. This is the reason many people consider a change of career. However, if you enjoy the job you do it might be best … Continue reading
Retirement Planning Made Simple
Many people looking towards retirement are finding how much things have changed through the years. Clients’ time horizon until retirement is just one of the factors they need to review along with estimating how much they may need to retire. … Continue reading
IRS gives double tax benefits of health FSAs a boost
As we start 2016, many clients are gearing up for a potential reduction in covered health benefits as employer-sponsored health plans are modified and insurers have begun cancelling coverage in anticipation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) … Continue reading
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2 Social Security changes and their effect on retirement income
The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 was signed into law on November 2, 2015. The act first and foremost raised the federal debt limit, preventing a default on our National Debt. However, there are many other items of note in … Continue reading
Home of the Future or the Present?
The home of the future doesn’t just live in science fiction anymore. You can own it today. Better yet, it doesn’t require thousands of dollars or long construction times. Home automation is available and affordable thanks to wireless Internet and … Continue reading
Changes to Medicare
Are you aware of these changes? Although Medicare Supplement policies will cease covering the Medicare Part B deductible for those enrolling in Medicare on or after January 1, 2020, state insurance departments are reporting that some Agents have begun telling … Continue reading
Wrongfully committing someone to mental health facility
Committing someone to a mental health facility against their will is never an easy thing to do. But if they’re truly ill, then they need to get help. If it turns out that they weren’t ill, then you can have … Continue reading
What time does your client’s termination-option period end?
QUESTION: I know my buyer’s termination option ends on Thursday, but at what time? ANSWER: The termination option ends at 5 p.m. local time to where the property is located. The Texas Real Estate Commission revised its contracts effective January … Continue reading