After receiving both her master of science in education and her bachelor of arts in mathematics, former math teacher Hope Sullivan understands dollars and “sense” — and how to guide families, individuals and business owners to “a successful financial future through individualized education, planning and strategic implementation.” Formerly with New York Life Investments, … [Read more...]
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2022 Local CPA Tax Directory
This CPA Tax Directory is your guide to area tax professionals. This information is brought to you in part by VERIS, the Proactive CPA and Granite Bridge Wealth, Providing Wealth Management and Financial Planning Advisory Services throughout the country. Charleston | Daniel Island | Georgetown | Isle of Palms | Mount Pleasant | Sullivan’s Island Charleston James R. Tuten … [Read more...]
Granite Bridge Wealth: Bringing a ‘Wealth’ of Knowledge
When you think about retirement planning, what comes to mind? For many, preparing can generate feelings of uncertainty and confusion, and attempting to navigate the financial world alone can seem daunting. But while planning your financial future feels intimidating without the knowledge of experts, the right advisors can create a comfortable process that yields a worthwhile … [Read more...]
Investing During Uncertain Times: Two Cents from the Experts
Amid a bevy of unstable events, like a global pandemic, the tipping of the scales of power in the political arena, social unrest, employment uncertainties and a slew of other 2020-borne calamities, it’s very understandable to contemplate burying your life savings in a jar in the backyard in case things inevitably continue hitting the fan. Yet, silver linings abound, if only you … [Read more...]
Say Goodbye to Debt: Advice from Experts
As we continue to put distance between ourselves and 2020, it remains destined to be a year not soon forgotten, despite how much we all wish we could. It saw schools and businesses shuttered, gatherings canceled and the introduction of the phrase “social distancing” into our daily vernacular. And it’s not over yet. Since March 15, 2020, over 65 million unemployment claims … [Read more...]