Posts by Dan Moisand
Understanding some aftereffects from the 2024 storms
Understanding some aftereffects from the 2024 storms. 2024 saw three named storms hit Florida and cause damage throughout the Southeast. Parts of the west coast of Florida and Western North Carolina were devastated. While the storms have passed, aftereffects linger. By now, most clients have started the process of making a claim with their insurance…
Read MoreHow will taxes change after the election?
How will taxes change after the election? Finally, the election is over! The Republican party won most seats in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, and their nominee will occupy the White House. With much of the election rhetoric focused on taxes, is it right to wonder what this Republican sweep means for…
Read MoreMoisand Fitzgerald Tamayo, LLC named to list of America’s top 250 independent financial planning and wealth management firms by Forbes
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Moisand Fitzgerald Tamayo, LLC named to list of America’s top 250 independent financial planning and wealth management firms by Forbes, again Orlando, October 26, 2024 – For the second consecutive year, Forbes has named Moisand Fitzgerald Tamayo, LLC (MFT) to its 2024 list of the 250 Top RIA firms in America. MFT…
Read MoreWhat are the new rules about how real estate agents get paid?
What are the new rules about how real estate agents get paid? While both buyers and sellers typically use real estate agents, traditionally, only sellers have paid their agents directly. New commission-related rules went into effect in August which changed how agents can earn commission. To get a handle on these rules and what effect…
Read MoreWill higher taxes hurt stocks?
Will higher taxes hurt stocks? The proposal to raise taxes in some capacity arises in every election. Candidates for the White House are typically the most vocal about what changes they would make to the tax code if elected. It is important to remember that regardless of who wins the presidency, the president does not…
Read MoreSix misconceptions about the deficit and national debt
Six misconceptions about the deficit and national debt As we head toward the election, one topic that is sure to feature prominently is America’s annual budget deficit and national debt. Relative to the size of the economy, federal debt is at its highest level since WWII. The United States spends about as much on interest…
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