Benefits of Having Your Small Business Accountant Handle Your Individual Taxes
It’s hardly surprising that big-box stores are among the most profitable retailers in the United States. If your shopping list includes bananas, a power drill, new shoes and wiper blades, you could make trips […]
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Setting Financial Business Goals for Your Business to Help Support Your Personal Ones
Small business owners never really get a break from thinking about money. Between monitoring the business’s financial health and their own finances, a business owner is often stretched thin trying to keep a lot […]
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Stock Option Terms You Need To Know
One of the reasons that employee stock options can seem intimidating at first is that you may not have the vocabulary to talk about them. It becomes much easier to understand your choices and […]
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Meet Joseph Sachetta
After earning his CPA in 1980, Joe helped to establish the firm in 1984 and has been working to grow it ever since. How did you come to work at SC? Back in 1984, […]
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Can You Afford Not to Have Life Insurance?
“Do I really need life insurance?” Financial advisors hear this question from clients all the time. A life insurance premium is yet one more regular expense that eats into your savings, and you may […]
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Meet Ann Bodvar
Ann joined Sachetta Callahan in 2000 as a staff accountant. How did you come to work at SC? After working for an accounting firm in Malden for 15 years, there was no more room […]
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Investing Advice for Young Professionals
As you start to climb professionally, putting money into investments lets you start to climb financially, too. Investing wisely at the start of your working life is one way to help have the option […]
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Meet Lois Passemato
Lois has been a bookkeeper with Sachetta Callahan since 1996. How did you come to work at SC? I worked for the telephone company for 26 years and then took an early retirement in […]
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Estate Planning Can Keep Assets in the Family
Maintaining generational wealth is notoriously difficult. Of more than 3,200 affluent families interviewed by researchers throughout the ’80s and ‘90s, 70 percent involuntarily lost assets after wealth was transitioned to the next generation.* What […]
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Choosing a Bar Mitzvah Gift Amount and Other Money Questions from Young People
Grappling with money questions is a normal part of growing up. Suddenly you’re expected to manage your own cash and make money decisions that you’ve never had to make before. For a teenager, even […]
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