More than Money Blog
There is more to living a happy and productive life than staying hyper-focused on finances.
While staying within your means and keeping on top of money matters can help you highlight what’s important, it’s the “what’s important” that truly matters. Broussard Poche wants to shift your focus from being worried about finances to enjoying the fruits of your labor. Our blog will keep you on the right track, offering advice, tips, and reminding you to enjoy your business and your family along the way.
CONTRIBUTOR: Elizabeth J. Moreau, CPA/ABV, CVA, CHFP
Liz is a partner in the tax department of Broussard Poché, LLP with more than 25 years of experience in virtually every dimension of business. She’s cultivated a wealth of knowledge in areas of corporate taxation, financial analysis and business appraisal. She shares her knowledge here, on the More than Money Blog.
CONTRIBUTOR: John L. Istre, CPA
John has been with Broussard Poché, LLP for 20 years, becoming one of the go-to sources for audit info. Now, John serves as Audit Department Head — performing audits for all types of entities with a special emphasis on financial institutions and Nonprofit Organizations. He shares his audit and general business knowledge here, on the More than Money Blog.
Generational Spending: Gen X
Our third blog in the Generational Spending series will focus on those who make up nearly 25% of the population but produce 31% of the total US income: Generation Xers. Those in Gen X are in the 36-51 age range. Most decision-makers, both in families and in businesses, are in this group. While this generation […]
Generational spending: Millennials
Those who were born between 1982 and 1996 are considered to be the Millennial Generation (or sometimes known as Generation Y.) These 22-36-year old individuals are either in the beginning or middle of their careers and also make up the largest generation in US history. Their money handling and spending habits differ from generations before […]
Generational spending : Gen Z
Every generation has its identifiers. But how do these generations differ when it comes to handling finances? As part of our Generational Series, we will breakdown the habits of different age groups, and Generation Z is up first. Online shopping Gen Z, those born between 1996 and 2015, is also known as the Digital Citizen […]
Newlywed Checklist
Wedding vows: check. Awesome reception: check. Relaxing dreamy honeymoon: check. Now what? It’s easy for couples to get caught up in the midst of planning and executing a wedding. It’s a very big day for couples, and it requires a lot of attention to detail for several moving parts and pieces. But once the festivities […]
Best Habits for Business Owners
Those who own businesses will tell you they have made many mistakes along the way in creating a thriving business. No one is perfect, but with many years of practice, business owners have formed good habits both personally and to help them be successful. In speaking with business owners as well as reading books such […]
Pandemic-Proof Businesses
As our economy comes to grips with the ramifications of COVID-19, many find themselves reassessing their careers, side hustles, or the pandemic effects of the economy as a whole. It’s hard to find anyone who has not been affected in some way by this virus, but there are businesses that are generally able to carry […]
High Schooler Money Tips
As we get older, we often think to ourselves or hear our friends say, “Man, I wish I knew XYZ about finances when I was younger.” Entering into a world where you are responsible for all of your finances can be a little overwhelming. Most high school students are not taught how to manage their […]
Resumé Red Flags
Hiring is no easy task. When you a global pandemic and economic hardship on top of that, it doesn’t get any easier. If your company has availability and is looking to hire in the near future, you can certainly expect to receive dozens of resumes flood in for one opening. It can be tough to […]