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Thursday, December 3, 2009

Top Headlines

Bernanke confirmation hearing likely to be contentious

Fed sees gradual housing improvement in West

SEC Charges Financial Firm That Faked KPMG Audit

Officials Warn Auditors Not to Overly Rely on Specialists

Does Sarbox Reduce Restatements?

Fidelity cuts fees on college-saving plans

Home buyers will have to lay out more cash for an FHA mortgage

Giving: Tough Times, Tough Choices

Dubai Panic Sparks Few Deals in Emerging-Market Bonds

BofA plans to repay bailout in next few days
Posted by Mark R. Olhoeft CPA, PFS at 2:59 PM
Labels: Bernanke, college savings plans, Dubai, Fidelity, home buyers, mortgage

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Mark R. Olhoeft CPA, PFS
The founder, Mark Olhoeft, has designed a truly unique and first-class service based on over two decades of providing comprehensive tax, investment and financial planning services to individuals and investors. Prior to founding Olhoeft Financial in 2006, Mark was the Chief Financial Officer for Seabury Venture Partners in Burlingame, CA for six years. Simultaneously; he was responsible for the management of a Family Office and a Private Family Foundation. The services he provided included all financial, accounting, income tax planning and compliance, as well as investment oversight. Prior to joining Seabury Venture Partners and his management of the Family Office, he spent 8 1/2 years at The Ayco Company, L.P. in Irvine California where he was a Principal and Senior Account Manager. At Ayco, Mark was responsible for providing comprehensive, professional services which included financial counseling, tax return preparation, asset management and estate planning services. In addition to the above and early in his career, Mark practiced as a tax associate at Coopers & Lybrand in Newport Beach, California, focusing on a wide range of tax and financial planning issues.
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