Mark Henricks

Granbury

Freelance journalist covering #smallbusiness, #startups, #personalfinance, #health, #fitness and other topics for leading pubs.

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Articles

Another Proposed Muslim Development in North Texas Arouses Controversy, Confusion

1 week ago | dallasobserver.com | Mark Henricks

Controversy over Muslim real estate developments is buffeting the region from east and west.
What Tax Bracket Does It Make Sense to Start Converting Traditional IRA to a Roth?

1 week ago | smartasset.com | Mark Henricks

Your current tax bracket is an important consideration when evaluating whether to convert a tax-deferred retirement account to a Roth account. However, it’s just one of several elements to keep in mind. For example, your tax bracket in retirement is just as important as the one you’re in now. If you’re in a lower tax bracket after retirement, as is often the case, conversion may be an expensive move.
Bond Mutual Funds vs. Stock Mutual Funds

2 weeks ago | lifestyle.kynt1450.com | Mark Henricks

Bond mutual funds pool investors’ money to purchase various debt securities issued by governments, municipalities or corporations. They typically offer stable and regular income through interest payments, making them attractive for conservative investors or those nearing retirement. On the other hand, stock mutual funds invest in shares that provide ownership of individual companies. This approach provides long-term growth potential through capital appreciation and dividends.
Bond Mutual Funds vs. Stock Mutual Funds

2 weeks ago | erienewsnow.com | Mark Henricks

Bond mutual funds pool investors’ money to purchase various debt securities issued by governments, municipalities or corporations. They typically offer stable and regular income through interest payments, making them attractive for conservative investors or those nearing retirement. On the other hand, stock mutual funds invest in shares that provide ownership of individual companies. This approach provides long-term growth potential through capital appreciation and dividends.
Top of the Heap

2 weeks ago | fwweekly.com | Mark Henricks

Fort Worth-area mountain biking trails serve up full-body workouts seasoned with natural beauty and nourished with adventure and challenge. And whether you are east, south, north, or west, you can likely find a nearby free-to-use system of public and well-maintained trails that will amply satisfy your biking urge. The only problem is that with hundreds of miles of track and dozens of trail systems to choose from, it can be hard to know where to point your handlebars for your next outing.
For 4 Years, Arlington Has Provided a Peak Into a Driverless Future

2 weeks ago | dallasobserver.com | Mark Henricks

The AV Future is Still UnwrittenWhile Dallas and most other cities have been waiting not so patiently for robotaxis to roll on their streets, Arlington has quietly racked up four years and 110,000 rides with its own homegrown autonomous vehicle (AV) ride-share transit service. Rapid, as the system is called , kicked off in 2021 as a collaboration between the city, the University of Texas at Arlington and Michigan autonomous vehicle company May Mobility.
Stocks vs. Options vs. Futures: What Are the Differences?

3 weeks ago | erienewsnow.com | Mark Henricks

Stocks, options and futures represent three distinct ways to participate in financial markets, each offering different structures, risks and strategies. Stocks give investors ownership in a company, while options grant the right—but not the obligation—to buy or sell an asset at a specific price. Futures, on the other hand, are binding contracts to buy or sell an asset at a future date.
How to Withdraw From Your 401(k) After Age 60

4 weeks ago | lifestyle.3wzfm.com | Mark Henricks

Reaching age 60 is a major financial milestone, particularly when it comes to your 401(k) retirement savings. While you can access your 401(k) without penalties after age 59.5, there are important rules, strategies and tax implications to keep in mind. As you near or enter retirement, you’ll likely begin to consider how and when to start taking withdrawals. Managing your 401(k) distributions effectively is key to ensuring your savings last and supporting your retirement lifestyle.
How to Withdraw From Your 401(k) After Age 60

4 weeks ago | erienewsnow.com | Mark Henricks

Reaching age 60 is a major financial milestone, particularly when it comes to your 401(k) retirement savings. While you can access your 401(k) without penalties after age 59.5, there are important rules, strategies and tax implications to keep in mind. As you near or enter retirement, you’ll likely begin to consider how and when to start taking withdrawals. Managing your 401(k) distributions effectively is key to ensuring your savings last and supporting your retirement lifestyle.
How to Withdraw From Your 401(k) After Age 60

4 weeks ago | lifestyle.rewind1019.com | Mark Henricks

Reaching age 60 is a major financial milestone, particularly when it comes to your 401(k) retirement savings. While you can access your 401(k) without penalties after age 59.5, there are important rules, strategies and tax implications to keep in mind. As you near or enter retirement, you’ll likely begin to consider how and when to start taking withdrawals. Managing your 401(k) distributions effectively is key to ensuring your savings last and supporting your retirement lifestyle.