Like many Americans, Ivn Watanabe is a descendant of immigrants. He was born to a Venezuelan mother and a Japanese father, with an extended family on both sides. With the majority of his maternal fa

Even if youre one of the over 50% of Americans who doesnt enjoy planning for their death, starting a plan today will allow your beneficiaries to avoid the challenges caused by a lack of information

After severing oil trade with Russia, President Biden plans to increase U.S. oil production from 11.8 million barrels to 12.8 million. In the short-term, this will provide gas for individuals and far

After maintaining steady inflation of just under 2% for over a decade, America is now seeing the highest inflation rates since the late 1980s. In this episode, Ivn Watanabe and Rob Pruett explore the

You could read every article and mommy blog and still remain unprepared for the experience of parenthood. Who better to hear from on the topic of financial planning and children than financial adviso

Do you have a plan in place if you lose some of your key employees? What if you could no longer afford to maintain your key employees and business due to taxes? Preparing for any of these scenarios i

When reviewing your health care benefit plan options, do you have the right information to make the best choice for you? In this episode, Ivn Watanabe sits down with OPUS PCs benefits consultant, St

Company benefits come in many shapes and sizes. One major way some employees are being compensated today is through equity awards. This is a benefit that is bigger than it appears and is one business

Moving for work or a new venture can be exciting. But new taxes you may be paying less so. In this episode, the chairman and partner of Hodgson Russ LLP, Mark Klein, joins Ivn Watanabe and Russ Carp

Over the past eighteen months, our understanding of work as employers and employees has changed dramatically. But that doesnt mean you cant build the career youve been looking for. In this episode