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Daily Money Managers (DMMs) represent individuals and businesses in the field of daily money management. Daily Money Managers deliver essential personal financial services to seniors and older adults, people with disabilities, busy professionals, high net worth individuals, small businesses and others. AADMM’s mission is to support daily money management services in an ethical manner, to provide information and education to members and the public, and to develop a network of dedicated professionals.
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EVENTS AND WEBINARS
New Recorded Webinar
Summary of Tax Law Changes Affecting 2022 Tax Returns
Did you know that Congress regularly makes changes to tax laws and they are often retroactive? This session will present information on how the recent federal tax law changes affect individuals and small businesses. In addition, we will discuss how state tax law changes may affect not only the state tax return, but also federal. This presentation is designed to help DMMs identify documents which may be relevant in the preparation of individual income tax returns.
New Recorded Webinar
Issues to Consider When Bankruptcy Becomes Reality
This webinar will review the different types of bankruptcy available to individuals and to businesses, assets that can be protected and preserved despite a bankruptcy filing, and the types of debt that can be eliminated in bankruptcy, as well as those that cannot.
Business Basics
The Business Basics Webinars are designed for those who are considering Daily Money Management as a career or those who are new to the profession. These webinars set forth the components needed to perform the duties of a Daily Money Manager on a day-to-day basis.
For Parents: Best Graduation Present EVER
Congratulations to the class of 2024! If you’re the parent of a graduating high school senior, congratulations to you, too! This spring will be a whirlwind of special assemblies, final concerts, awards ceremonies, prom—and presents! You may have bought that showy car for graduation—or a new computer for college.
You’re probably realizing that graduation also brings a role change for you. Your new graduate is legally an adult for many purposes. 18-year-olds can marry and vote, and (males only) must register for the draft at 18. They can purchase a gun (subject to individual state laws). If your graduate is college bound, you may have learned that colleges are required to meet privacy rules under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). That means that in any college or university that receives federal funding, access to the student’s records is tightly restricted.
Managing Paper Mail
Many people who grew up during the depression era learned that it was not good to put all their eggs in one basket. The risk of losing the basket along with all their eggs was too high.
This lesson applied to finances as well. Many individuals preferred to spread their money among a variety of different financial institutions because of their concern that a bank might fail and their funds would be lost.
Do You Have Too Many Accounts? Consolidate!
Many people who grew up during the depression era learned that it was not good to put all their eggs in one basket. The risk of losing the basket along with all their eggs was too high.
This lesson applied to finances as well. Many individuals preferred to spread their money among a variety of different financial institutions because of their concern that a bank might fail and their funds would be lost.