AMT Business Solutions

12/19/2025

Numerous facets of personal finance depend on your credit record and score. In fact, controlling your credit can help you get money for a variety of purposes, including starting a business and buying a home. Your financial alternatives, however, may be severely impacted by poor credit. If utilized correctly, credit cards can be helpful, but they also have a notable drawback. You accrue high-interest consumer debt if you're unable to pay back your purchases. Call us at (702) 347-1974 to speak to one of our financial professionals.

12/18/2025

Did you know probate fees can significantly reduce your estate? Effective estate planning helps minimize these costs, ensuring your legacy reaches your loved ones. Want to find out how much probate might cost in your province? Contact us today at (702) 347-1974 and secure your family’s future.

12/16/2025

You’re meeting the savings benchmark recommended by many financial advisors if you’re setting aside more than 10% of your gross pay annually for retirement. Compared to 48% of Canadians who couldn’t pay their bills if they missed one paycheck, you’re far ahead of the game and considerably better protected against unforeseen circumstances if you have three to six months’ worth of spending in your savings account. Contact us today at (702) 347-1974.

12/16/2025

12/15/2025

Tax season is on its way! If you’re looking for support with filing your taxes, you’ve come to the right place. Our team will help prepare accurate tax returns and ensure they’re filed on time, along with helping you develop tax planning strategies to help you achieve your financial goals. We’re here to help you. Please schedule an appointment with our office today at (702) 347-1974.

12/14/2025

12/13/2025

12/13/2025

12/12/2025

Tackling debt can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. When planning to pay off your debt, there are two common strategies you can try: debt avalanche and debt snowball. Debt avalanche is a method where you pay the minimum on all of your debts except the one with the highest interest rate, continuing this process until the highest debt is paid off before moving to the next highest one. Debt snowball is the opposite; you pay the minimum payment on all debts except for the smallest one, where instead you pay as much as you can on that one until it's paid off before focusing on the next-smallest balance. It's essential to consider the circumstances around your debt. If you're looking for further assistance in creating a savings plan to help tackle your debt, please get in touch with us today at (702) 347-1974.