Seven Financial Gifting Tips for Year-End: Consortium of Financial Advisors Comes Together to Provide Gifting Strategies that Can Also Have Big Tax Benefits
As we prepare to say goodbye to 2007 and hello to 2008, there are often two things on people's mind: holiday gifts and tax planning. According to David Kaiser, a Denver-based financial professional and founder of Pinnacor Financial Group (www.pinnacorfinancial.com), the two goals can often be achieved simultaneously. Kaiser and six colleagues from Securities America have come together to provide consumers with options for giving holiday gifts and saving money on taxes.
Denver, CO (PRWEB) December 13, 2007 -- As we prepare to say goodbye to 2007 and hello to 2008, there are often two things on people's mind: holiday gifts and tax planning. According to David Kaiser, a Denver-based financial professional and founder of Pinnacor Financial Group (www.pinnacorfinancial.com), the two goals can often be achieved simultaneously. Kaiser and six colleagues from Securities America have come together to provide consumers with options for giving holiday gifts and saving money on taxes.
The end of the year is filled with stress as people struggle to meet the social and philanthropic demands of the season, search for the perfect holiday gifts, and worry about the fiscal ramifications of the past year. "But by giving financial gifts, the stresses of gift giving and tax planning can be lessened," says Kaiser.
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