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| Profiles in: Retirement One of the statements fast becoming an adage in the financial services industry is that the stock market is the only industry where people stop buying after the products, in this case investments, go on sale. It’s a statement that Jay Thomas Scholz agrees with, and while not an investment broker himself, it concerns him. “On a personal level, it’s a problem, but it’s also a problem for our society on the whole,” says Scholz, president of Scholz, Klein & Friends Enlightened Retirement Group Inc. bizjournals.com |
How to Gain From Your Losses Making the most of the crash. forbes.com |
Taking account: Recession increases CPAs’ advisory roles, lowers turnover at Louisville-area firms The saying that nothing is certain except for death and taxes has special meaning for accounting firms as they continue to provide services their clients still need even in tough times. bizjournals.com |
Advisers set up shop to do retail turnarounds Three industry veterans have established San Francisco-based Eaglepoint Advisors to help mid-sized companies navigate treacherous waters. bizjournals.com |
Companies that prepare properly for the shift to IFRS may find benefits Accountants say being prepared is the best way for companies to cope with the angst of transitioning to the International Financial Reporting Standards. bizjournals.com |