I recently appeared on KKLA 99.5FM, Los Angeles with Frank Pastore to talk about the differences between John McCain and Barack Obama’s proposed tax cuts and economic plans.
Frank Pastore: In today’s wall street journal, a piece titled Obama tax 3.0 goes through the 3 different versions of Obama’s proposals. In the very beginning he wanted to raise the top marginal rate. Now he is saying if the country looks like it is headed towards
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Here is another excerpt from my recent appearance on KKLA’s the Frank Pastore Show, focusing on how the candidate’s economic proposals will affect you:
Frank Pastore:   We keep hearing the fact that Obama is going to raise the taxes on people who make $250K or more a year, He is pounding that.
Michael Rozbruch:   If he does that he is going to handcuff the economy, he is going to trap more
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I’m being interviewed by Frank Pastore on KKLA Thursday, October 2nd at 4:25 PST.  I’ll be talking tax relief, tax tips, IRS and more!

Due to circumstances outside of our control, we have had to reschedule today’s tax help webinar in the Online Networking Events (O.N.E.) series. I apologize for any inconvenience, but please stay tuned for updates on the new date and time.
In the meantime, you can tune in tomorrow, September 9 at 4:00pm EST for my guest appearance on the Frank Pastore Show on KKLA 99.5FM in Los Angeles. I always enjoy
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  Here’s another excerpt from my recent appearance on the Frank Pastore Show on KKLA 99.5, giving some important investment tips:
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When an FDIC-insured bank or saving association fails, like IndyMac, the FDIC protects you against the loss of your deposits. Most people think that they can have 100K in a husband’s name, 100K in a wife’s name, and 200K jointly. But you can’t, the basic insurance amount is 100K per depositor per insured bank.
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I recently appeared on the Frank Pastore Show on KKLA 99.5, in lieu of IndyMac Federal Banks recent failure, to shed some light on the topic:
   IndyMac and other similar bank failures are not rare and have been highly blown up by the media and Internet. You have to look back to between 1982 and 1992 and remember Charles Keating and the savings and loan debacle, where 2,800 banks were shut down in those years. To
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