In this episode, Mark Paller dives into the Bipartisan Corporate Transparency Act and what it means for business owners. He explains the requirement for established businesses to report ownership information to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FINCEN) by January 1, 2025, with ongoing updates for ownership or address changes. Mark details the reporting process, including what business and personal information needs to be filed, and highlights the penalties for non-compliance, which range from fines to potential jail time. He advises business owners to file promptly or consult their CPA or attorney for assistance. For additional resources, visit Paller Financials' website or reach out to their team directly.

In this episode of the PFS Podcast, Mark Paller dives into the cyclical nature of interest rates and their impact on the economy. He explains how rate increases slow down spending, saving, and business expansion, which in turn cools inflation. Since COVID-19, record-low rates and high stimulus led to peak inflation, prompting the Fed to raise rates in 2022. By late 2024, with inflation easing and stable unemployment, the Fed has started to lower rates, setting the stage for economic expansion. Mark shares how these shifts can impact savers, spenders, and businesses alike, highlighting opportunities on the horizon.

In this episode, Mark Paller shares his journey founding Paller Financial Services and how his practice evolved with his clients’ changing needs. Initially a CPA, Mark expanded his expertise to include retirement, estate, and succession planning as his client base grew. Over decades, he’s guided families through life’s challenges—from financial crises to personal hardships—with a steadfast commitment to their success. Mark discusses his firm’s fiduciary approach, ensuring clients’ best interests always come first. Ultimately, his goal is to help clients live the life of their dreams, offering unwavering support along the way.

In this episode, Mark Mogle from Paller Financial shares his personal journey into financial planning, inspired by the early loss of his father and the challenges of building a secure future. Mark takes a "big picture" approach, encouraging clients to prioritize family, health, and financial stability while achieving their dreams. He reflects on lessons from his high school football coach, emphasizing discipline, resilience, and playing the "full game" in life and finances. With strategies from retirement planning to tax efficiency, Mark’s goal is to empower clients toward lasting success. Join him as he breaks down how a thoughtful, personalized approach can help create a solid financial playbook for the future.

In the second episode of the PFS Podcast, Mark Mogle of Paller Financial Services emphasizes the value of focusing on what we can control, especially during uncertain times like the upcoming U.S. presidential election. With election day approaching, he explores how constant news exposure can lead to unnecessary stress and why staying disciplined is crucial for long-term investment success. Mark draws on historical data showing that investors who ignore short-term noise and remain patient tend to see positive returns regardless of political outcomes. This episode encourages listeners to focus on building long-term wealth strategies and to approach market changes with a balanced perspective. Remember, controlling what we can and maintaining a grateful outlook are key to financial and personal well-being.

Welcome to the first episode of the PFS Podcast by Paller Financial Services! Join hosts Mark Mogle and Mark Paller, the firm's certified financial planners, as they share insights into their unique approach to financial planning, investment management, and tax preparation. Inspired by Stephen Covey’s "Seven Habits," they begin with the principle of "beginning with the end in mind" to keep clients' goals as the top priority. Discover how Paller Financial integrates personalized care with a team approach to ensure continuity, customized support, and clarity amidst financial complexities. Tune in to learn why for Paller Financial, "It's not just business, it's personal."